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Ongoing Story· Day 45

Maccabi Tel Aviv Pursues EuroLeague Return to Israel

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Maccabi Tel Aviv to Host EuroLeague Games, Including Derby, in Cyprus

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Maccabi Tel Aviv will play its home EuroLeague games in Limassol, Cyprus, starting November 12 against Hapoel Tel Aviv. The team will also host Olympiacos and Panathinaikos in Cyprus. Ticket allocations and entry requirements for fans have been detailed, with prices ranging from 25 to over 70 euros.

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  • Maccabi Tel Aviv will host EuroLeague games, including a derby, in Limassol, Cyprus.
  • The first game in Cyprus will be on November 12 against Hapoel Tel Aviv.
  • Maccabi Tel Aviv will also play Olympiacos and Panathinaikos in Cyprus.
  • 3,000 tickets will be for Maccabi Tel Aviv fans, 1,500 for local Cypriot fans.
  • Fans need a valid Cypriot fan card for entry and ticket purchase.
  • Ticket prices are expected to range from 25-30 euros to over 60-70 euros.

Maccabi Tel Aviv will relocate its home EuroLeague games from Belgrade to Limassol, Cyprus, with the inaugural match in the new "Spiros Kiprianou" arena scheduled for November 12 against fierce rivals Hapoel Tel Aviv. This move was reported by the Cypriot website SPORT24.

Additional significant matchups include games against Greek powerhouses Olympiacos on November 17 and Panathinaikos on January 7. The report indicates that 3,000 tickets will be allocated to Maccabi Tel Aviv fans, approximately 1,500 to local Cypriot supporters, 100 to visiting team fans, and 40 to official guests.

To gain entry and purchase tickets, fans must possess a valid Cypriot fan card. Furthermore, Cypriot fans will be prohibited from bringing flags, banners, or symbols of other teams into the arena. Ticket prices are expected to range from approximately 25-30 euros for less desirable seats to over 60-70 euros for premium locations, with VIP packages also being considered.

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