Maccabi Netanya Accuses Hapoel Petah Tikva of Breaking Ticket Agreement
Translated & summarized from N12 by baba
Maccabi Netanya announced additional stands will not open for their fans against Hapoel Petah Tikva due to a broken agreement. The clubs had previously agreed to open more sections once initial ones sold out. Maccabi Netanya claims Hapoel Petah Tikva reneged on the deal despite confirming it earlier. Few tickets remain available online, with no sales at the stadium.
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- Maccabi Netanya claims Hapoel Petah Tikva broke a prior agreement regarding additional fan seating.
- The agreement stipulated opening more stands once initial sections sold out.
- Hapoel Petah Tikva reportedly confirmed the agreement earlier on the day of the announcement.
- No additional stands will be opened for Maccabi Netanya fans.
- Only a few tickets remain available online; none will be sold at the stadium.
Maccabi Netanya has announced that additional stands will not be opened for their fans attending the upcoming match against Hapoel Petah Tikva. The club claims that the host team, Hapoel Petah Tikva, reneged on a prior agreement. According to Maccabi Netanya, the clubs had agreed that once tickets for stands 4-5 were sold out, stands 1-2 would be opened for Netanya supporters. Maccabi Netanya stated that Hapoel Petah Tikva backed out of this arrangement, even though they had confirmed adherence to it earlier that day. "Despite a prior agreement between the clubs, according to which after the tickets for stands 4-5 are finished, stands 1-2 will be opened for sale to our fan base, the management of Hapoel P.T. backed out of the agreement even though this morning they announced they would uphold the prior agreement," Maccabi Netanya said in a statement. Consequently, no further stands will be opened for Maccabi Netanya fans. The club informed fans that only a few tickets remain for purchase online, and no tickets will be sold at the stadium on the evening of the game. Maccabi Netanya expressed gratitude for the fans' support and apologized to those who could not secure a ticket.
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