Teddy Stadium Sold Out for Beitar Jerusalem vs. Maccabi Tel Aviv Match
Translated & summarized from N12 by baba
Beitar Jerusalem's match against undefeated Maccabi Tel Aviv on Monday will be played before a sold-out crowd of 29,000 at Teddy Stadium. Beitar Jerusalem fans will occupy 26,000 seats, with 3,000 Maccabi Tel Aviv supporters attending. Police are implementing extensive security measures, including a buffer zone of 1,500 seats between fan sections.
The story in 6 lines · by baba
- Beitar Jerusalem vs. Maccabi Tel Aviv match on Monday is sold out with 29,000 fans.
- Maccabi Tel Aviv is the league's only undefeated team.
- 26,000 Beitar Jerusalem fans, including 20,000 season ticket holders, will attend.
- 3,000 Maccabi Tel Aviv supporters are expected.
- 1,500 seats will serve as a buffer zone between fan sections.
- Police are deploying significant security forces for the game.
The upcoming Israeli Premier League match between Beitar Jerusalem and league leaders Maccabi Tel Aviv, scheduled for Monday, will be played before a sold-out crowd of 29,000 spectators at Teddy Stadium. This marks the completion of the seventh round of the league season. Maccabi Tel Aviv, the only undefeated team, aims to continue its winning streak when it visits Beitar Jerusalem. Of the 29,000 attendees, 26,000 will be Beitar Jerusalem supporters, including 20,000 season ticket holders. An additional 3,000 fans will be traveling from Tel Aviv to support their team. To ensure safety and manage the crowd, 1,500 additional seats will be used as a buffer zone between the opposing fan sections. The police have announced significant security preparations for the game, deploying officers, security guards, and stewards around the stadium.
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