New Stand at Teddy Stadium for Beitar Jerusalem Fans
Translated & summarized from N12 by baba
Beitar Jerusalem is introducing a new seating arrangement at Teddy Stadium for their match against Maccabi Tel Aviv on Monday. The change aims to accommodate more home fans, with an estimated 26,000 Beitar supporters expected. This adjustment follows a police request to create a buffer zone between rival fans, with the final buffer size to be determined.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Beitar Jerusalem will use a new seating arrangement at Teddy Stadium for their match against Maccabi Tel Aviv.
- An estimated 26,000 Beitar Jerusalem fans are expected to attend the game.
- Approximately 3,000 Maccabi Tel Aviv fans will also be present.
- The new configuration moves Beitar fans to the southeastern stand and Maccabi fans to the southwestern stand.
- The change is a response to police requests for a buffer zone between fan groups.
Beitar Jerusalem will inaugurate a new seating arrangement at Teddy Stadium for their upcoming match against Maccabi Tel Aviv on Monday. This change will allow more home fans to attend, with an estimated 26,000 Beitar supporters expected, alongside approximately 3,000 Maccabi Tel Aviv fans. The club has already sold 20,000 season tickets.
The new configuration will see Beitar Jerusalem fans occupying the southeastern stand, while Maccabi Tel Aviv supporters will be in the southwestern stand. Season ticket holders previously in the southern stand have been moved to the northern stand. This adjustment follows a police request to create a buffer zone between opposing fan bases, which previously led to the freezing of around 5,000 tickets. The new setup is expected to significantly reduce the need for such a large buffer, though the final details will be determined after a meeting between Beitar Jerusalem representatives and the police.
