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Ongoing Story· Day 6

Maccabi Haifa FC Refuses to Distribute Tickets for Teddy Stadium Games

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Low Ticket Sales for Maccabi Haifa Fans Ahead of Jerusalem Match

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Only about 700 tickets have been sold to Maccabi Haifa fans for their Monday match against Hapoel Jerusalem, after the team declined to purchase tickets due to police conduct concerns. The League Management and Hapoel Jerusalem are now urging fans to attend, promising a safe atmosphere and accessible ticket prices of 70 NIS. The CEO of Hapoel Jerusalem invited fans to fill the stadium for a sporting experience.

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  • Only 700 tickets sold to Maccabi Haifa fans for Monday's match against Hapoel Jerusalem.
  • Maccabi Haifa previously refused to buy tickets due to alleged police conduct issues.
  • League Management and Hapoel Jerusalem are now urging fans to attend the game.
  • Dedicated stands and security measures are being arranged for Maccabi Haifa supporters.
  • Tickets are priced at an accessible 70 NIS to encourage attendance.

Only approximately 700 tickets have been sold to Maccabi Haifa fans for their upcoming match against Hapoel Jerusalem on Monday at Teddy Stadium. Maccabi Haifa had previously opted not to purchase tickets due to alleged issues with the Moriah police.

In response to the low turnout, the League Management issued a statement on Friday, urging Maccabi Haifa supporters to buy tickets and attend the game. The League Management and Hapoel Jerusalem are collaborating with the Israel Police and security officials to ensure a safe, respectful, and sporting atmosphere for visiting fans.

Dedicated and separate stands will be allocated for Maccabi Haifa supporters. The League Management and Hapoel Jerusalem are encouraging fans to come to the stadium, participate in the game, and enjoy a positive, non-violent football experience.

The CEO of Hapoel Jerusalem, CEO of Hapoel Jerusalem, invited the green fans, stating, "We look forward to hosting Maccabi Haifa and its fans and invite them to come and support their team. Football belongs to the fans, and we want to see the stands full of fans cheering, excited, and living the game."

The ticket price has been set at an accessible 70 NIS, including fees. Hapoel Jerusalem is committed to providing a respectful and pleasant welcome to the fans, aiming for an enjoyable and sporting match for everyone.

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