Maccabi Haifa to Boycott Ticket Sales for Jerusalem Match
Translated & summarized from Ice by baba
Maccabi Haifa will not sell tickets to its fans for an upcoming away game against Hapoel Jerusalem at Teddy Stadium. The club cited frustration with Jerusalem police conduct as the reason for the boycott. The decision was announced Thursday, ahead of the league's return this Saturday. No players' families will be invited due to safety concerns.
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- Maccabi Haifa will boycott ticket sales for its away game against Hapoel Jerusalem.
- The club cited frustration with Jerusalem police conduct as the reason for the boycott.
- The decision comes ahead of the Israeli Premier League's return this Saturday.
- Maccabi Haifa stated they do not feel safe at Teddy Stadium.
- Players' families will not be invited to the match.
Maccabi Haifa has announced it will boycott ticket sales for its upcoming away game against Hapoel Jerusalem at Teddy Stadium in Jerusalem. The decision comes ahead of the return of the Israeli Premier League this Saturday, following a three-week break for international matches. The club cited frustration with the Jerusalem police, describing their conduct towards fans as violent and disproportionate.
In an official statement released Thursday morning, Maccabi Haifa informed its supporters that ticket allocations received from Hapoel Jerusalem had been returned. The club also stated that no invitations would be extended to players' families for this match, as they do not feel safe at Teddy Stadium. As of now, Maccabi Haifa fans are not expected to receive tickets through the club for the game.
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