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Ongoing Story· Day 6

Maccabi Haifa FC Refuses to Distribute Tickets for Teddy Stadium Games

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MakoSports

Maccabi Haifa Fans Show Low Turnout for Jerusalem Match

Translated & summarized from Mako by baba

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Hebrew · Sole source

Approximately 700 tickets have been sold to Maccabi Haifa fans for their upcoming match against Hapoel Jerusalem, indicating a low turnout. The League Management and Hapoel Jerusalem are urging fans to attend, promising a safe and respectful environment. The ticket price is set at 70 NIS.

The story in 5 lines · by baba

  • Only about 700 tickets sold to Maccabi Haifa fans for Monday's game.
  • Maccabi Haifa previously opted out of purchasing tickets due to police conduct concerns.
  • The League Management is encouraging fans to attend the match.
  • Hapoel Jerusalem CEO Uri Sheratzky invited fans to support their team.
  • Tickets are priced at an accessible 70 NIS.

Only approximately 700 tickets have been sold to Maccabi Haifa fans for their upcoming match against Hapoel Jerusalem at Teddy Stadium on Monday. This low turnout follows Maccabi Haifa's decision not to purchase tickets due to alleged issues with the Moriah police's conduct. Three days before the game, the League Management issued a statement urging Maccabi Haifa supporters to buy tickets and attend.

The League Management and Hapoel Jerusalem, in coordination with the Israel Police and security officials, are working to ensure a safe, respectful, and sporting atmosphere for Maccabi Haifa fans. Designated, separate stands will be allocated for them. The League Management and Hapoel Jerusalem are calling on fans to come to the stadium, participate in the game, and enjoy a positive, non-violent football experience.

Uri Sheratzky, 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 cheering, excited fans living the game." He added that ticket prices would be accessible and attractive at 70 NIS, including fees, and that efforts would be made to welcome fans respectfully for an enjoyable and sporting match for everyone.

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