Hapoel Tel Aviv Basketball Game in Dubai to Be Held Without Fans
Translated & summarized from Mako by baba
Hapoel Tel Aviv's EuroLeague basketball game against Dubai on October 30 will be played without fans in Dubai. The decision was made by UAE authorities, despite other games in the Emirates having spectators. This is unusual as Dubai has hosted other EuroLeague teams with fans this season. The reason for the closed-door policy for this specific match has not been officially explained.
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- Hapoel Tel Aviv's EuroLeague game in Dubai on October 30 will be played without fans.
- The decision was made by UAE authorities, with no official explanation given.
- Other EuroLeague games in Dubai this season have been played with spectators.
- This follows a similar closed-door match between the two teams last year in Sarajevo.
- The game will be held at the Coca-Cola Arena in Dubai.
Hapoel Tel Aviv's upcoming EuroLeague basketball game against Dubai on October 30 will be played without spectators, despite other matches in the Emirates being open to the public. The decision, which was reported by Sport 5 and confirmed by the Sports Channel, was made in accordance with relevant authorities in the United Arab Emirates. The game will take place at the Coca-Cola Arena in Dubai with empty stands. No official explanation has been provided for this unusual decision, especially since Hapoel Tel Aviv's previous home games this season were held with fans present. Last year, Dubai hosted Hapoel Tel Aviv without fans in Sarajevo, Bosnia, but this time the match is in their home arena. Dubai has previously hosted EuroLeague games this season with fans for matches against Real Madrid, Barcelona, and Crvena Zvezda, and their upcoming game against Paris Basketball on October 27 is also scheduled to be open to the public. Currently, the closed-door policy applies only to the Hapoel Tel Aviv game.
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