Hapoel Jerusalem to Sell Tickets Directly to Maccabi Haifa Fans
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- Hapoel Jerusalem will sell tickets directly to Maccabi Haifa fans.
- Maccabi Haifa had previously stated they would not sell tickets to visiting fans.
- This is not the first time the clubs have had a ticket dispute.
- Hapoel Jerusalem expects a large turnout and a good game.
- The match is scheduled for October 12th.
Hapoel Jerusalem announced on Monday that it will sell tickets directly to fans of Maccabi Haifa for their upcoming match on October 12th, despite Maccabi Haifa's statement that they would not sell tickets to the visiting team's fans. Hapoel Jerusalem stated they were not overly concerned by Maccabi Haifa's decision, recalling a similar situation three seasons ago where 6,000 Maccabi Haifa fans purchased tickets directly through Hapoel Jerusalem. The club believes fans are eager for football and sees no reason to prevent attendance.
Uri Sheratzky, CEO of Hapoel Jerusalem, commented that his club is not concerned with Maccabi Haifa's reasons for transferring ticket sales. He assured Maccabi Haifa fans attending the match at the renovated Teddy Stadium of an enjoyable and safe sporting experience at an affordable price. Sheratzky expressed excitement about returning to their home field for the key match of the 6th round against their own fans, whom the team has missed. He anticipates a good game on the field between two in-form football clubs, as is typical in their encounters with Maccabi Haifa.
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