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Ongoing Story· Day 3

Maccabi Haifa Fan Group Vows Not to Cheer New Signing Eli Dasa

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Maccabi Haifa Fans Cheer Eli Dasa Despite Past Rivalry

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Eli Dasa, the captain of Israel's national team, was cheered by Maccabi Haifa fans during his warm-up before a match against Maccabi Petah Tikva. Fan groups had previously stated they would not support Dasa due to his history with Maccabi Tel Aviv. Thousands of Maccabi Haifa supporters attended the away game to back their team.

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  • Eli Dasa was cheered by Maccabi Haifa fans during warm-ups, despite prior fan group statements.
  • Dasa, captain of the Israel national team, recently signed with Maccabi Haifa.
  • Fan groups had announced they would not cheer for Dasa because of his past with Maccabi Tel Aviv.
  • Maccabi Haifa played an away game against Maccabi Petah Tikva on Saturday.
  • Thousands of Maccabi Haifa fans attended the away match.

Maccabi Haifa is set to face Maccabi Petah Tikva on Saturday, with Eli Dasa potentially making his debut for the team. Dasa, the captain of the Israel national team, recently signed with Maccabi Haifa and was on the bench for the match. Despite announcements from fan groups that they would not cheer for Dasa due to his past with rival club Maccabi Tel Aviv, he was met with applause when he entered the field for warm-ups. The game, though an away match for Maccabi Haifa held at the Shlomo Biton Stadium, saw thousands of the team's green-clad supporters in attendance to back their squad.

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