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Beitar Jerusalem vs. Maccabi Tel Aviv Match Sells Out Stadium

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Beitar Jerusalem's home match against undefeated league leaders Maccabi Tel Aviv on Monday is completely sold out, with 29,000 fans expected at Teddy Stadium. The game will feature 26,000 Beitar supporters, including 20,000 season ticket holders, and 3,000 Maccabi fans. Police are implementing extensive security measures for the event.

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  • Beitar Jerusalem's match against Maccabi Tel Aviv is sold out with 29,000 fans attending.
  • League leaders Maccabi Tel Aviv remain undefeated this season.
  • The game will take place at Teddy Stadium on Monday.
  • 20,000 of Beitar Jerusalem's fans are season ticket holders.
  • Police are increasing security for the high-profile soccer match.
Beitar Jerusalem vs. Maccabi Tel Aviv Match Sells Out Stadium
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The upcoming seventh round of the Israeli Premier League will feature a highly anticipated match between league leaders Maccabi Tel Aviv and Beitar Jerusalem at Teddy Stadium on Monday. Maccabi Tel Aviv, the only undefeated team this season, aims to continue their winning streak.

Beitar Jerusalem's home stadium is expected to be completely sold out, with an attendance of 29,000 fans. An additional 1,500 seats will be used as a buffer zone between the opposing fan sections. Of the 26,000 fans supporting the home team, 20,000 are season ticket holders. Approximately 3,000 fans are expected to travel with the visiting team.

The police have announced significant security preparations for the match, deploying officers, security guards, and stewards around the stadium to ensure public safety.

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