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N12Sports

Ugly Incident: Fan Douses Hapoel Jerusalem Coach with Water

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Hebrew · 2 newsrooms covering

During a basketball game between Hapoel Tel Aviv and Hapoel Jerusalem, a fan poured water on Hapoel Jerusalem coach Sasha Obradovic. Security removed the fan, and Hapoel Tel Aviv coach Dimitris Itoudis intervened to calm the crowd. The incident occurred in the second quarter of the game.

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  • A fan poured water on Hapoel Jerusalem coach Sasha Obradovic during a game.
  • Security removed the fan responsible for the water-pouring incident.
  • Hapoel Tel Aviv coach Dimitris Itoudis urged his fans to calm down.
  • The incident occurred during the second quarter of the game.

During a basketball game between Hapoel Tel Aviv and Hapoel Jerusalem on October 25th, an ugly incident occurred when a fan of the home team, Hapoel Tel Aviv, poured a bottle of water on the back of Sasha Obradovic, the coach of Hapoel Jerusalem. Security personnel quickly intervened, apprehending the fan and removing them from the venue. Simultaneously, Dimitris Itoudis, the coach of Hapoel Tel Aviv, approached the area and urged his team's fans to calm down. The incident took place during the second quarter of the game.

N12Centre · Neve Ilan

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