Hapoel Tel Aviv Wins Toto Cup Final in Record-Breaking Match
Translated & summarized from Sport5 by baba
Hapoel Tel Aviv defeated Maccabi Tel Aviv 3-2 to win the Toto Cup, earning 900,000 shekels. The final was noted as the most expensive in Israeli football history due to extensive security measures. The Football Association chairman congratulated both teams, highlighting the importance of such events for the sport. Prize money was distributed to all participating teams based on their final standings.
The story in 6 lines · by baba
- Hapoel Tel Aviv won the Toto Cup by defeating Maccabi Tel Aviv 3-2.
- Hapoel Tel Aviv received 900,000 shekels, while Maccabi Tel Aviv received 650,000 shekels.
- The final was called the most expensive in Israeli football history due to security costs.
- 600 security guards and 400 police officers were present at the match.
- Shino Zuarz, Chairman of the Football Association, congratulated both teams.
- Prize money ranged from 110,000 shekels for 14th place to 900,000 shekels for the winner.
Hapoel Tel Aviv secured their second Toto Cup title on Thursday evening, defeating Maccabi Tel Aviv 3-2 in a thrilling final. The victory earned Hapoel Tel Aviv an additional 250,000 shekels, bringing their total prize money to 900,000 shekels, while the runner-up, Maccabi Tel Aviv, received 650,000 shekels. The league administration stated that the match was the most expensive in Israeli football history due to security costs, with 600 security guards and 400 police officers present, resulting in minimal profit. Shino Zuarz, Chairman of the Football Association, congratulated Hapoel Tel Aviv on their win, calling it an exciting moment, especially after a prestigious derby match in front of a full stadium. He also commended Maccabi Tel Aviv for reaching the final, emphasizing the importance of such events for Israeli football, showcasing tradition, sportsmanship, and fan passion. The article also detailed the prize money distribution for other placements in the Toto Cup, with teams ranging from 14th place receiving 110,000 shekels to 3rd and 4th place teams receiving 360,000 shekels.
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