Maccabi Haifa Fans Continue Boycott of Teddy Stadium Amid Police Conduct Concerns
Translated & summarized from Mako by baba
Maccabi Haifa fans are boycotting the upcoming match against Hapoel Jerusalem at Teddy Stadium due to concerns over police conduct. Only about 500 tickets have been sold to visiting fans so far. Hapoel Jerusalem hopes for a larger attendance by game time, while Maccabi Haifa supports its fans' decision.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Maccabi Haifa fans are boycotting Teddy Stadium over police conduct concerns.
- The boycott continues despite assurances from the league and police.
- Approximately 500 tickets have been sold to visiting fans for the match.
- Maccabi Haifa is supporting its fans' decision regarding attendance.
- Hapoel Jerusalem hopes for a larger crowd of visiting fans by game time.
Maccabi Haifa fans are continuing their boycott of Teddy Stadium for the upcoming match against Hapoel Jerusalem on Monday, citing concerns over police conduct during previous games. Despite a joint statement from the league management and Hapoel Jerusalem, which included a commitment from the police to ensure proper conduct, green-clad supporters have been slow to purchase tickets.
As of now, Hapoel Jerusalem has sold approximately 500 tickets to visiting Maccabi Haifa fans. The Maccabi Haifa club is supporting its fans' decision, leaving the final choice to attend the game in their hands. Meanwhile, Hapoel Jerusalem officials are hopeful that the trend will change before kickoff, leading to a larger turnout of Maccabi Haifa supporters at Teddy Stadium.
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