Hapoel Tel Aviv Wins Toto Cup Final, Secures Prize Money
Translated & summarized from Mako by baba
Hapoel Tel Aviv won the Toto Cup final against Maccabi Tel Aviv with a 3-2 score, earning 900,000 shekels. The league management noted the final was the most expensive in Israeli football history due to security costs. The article lists prize money for all Toto Cup placements, with lower-ranked teams receiving amounts ranging from 110,000 to 360,000 shekels.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Hapoel Tel Aviv defeated Maccabi Tel Aviv 3-2 to win the Toto Cup.
- 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 involved in securing the match.
- Prize money ranged from 110,000 shekels for 14th place to 360,000 shekels for 3rd-4th place.
Hapoel Tel Aviv defeated Maccabi Tel Aviv 3-2 in the Toto Cup final on Thursday, securing their second-ever title in the competition. 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 management described the match as the most expensive in Israeli football history in terms of security costs, citing the involvement of 600 security guards and 400 police officers. They stated that the profit from the game was minimal due to these expenses.
The article also detailed the prize money distribution for other placements in the Toto Cup: Hapoel Petah Tikva (14th place) received 110,000 shekels; Bnei Sakhnin and Ironi Tiberias (12th-13th) received 140,000 shekels; Maccabi Petah Tikva and Maccabi Haifa (10th-11th) received 170,000 shekels; Hapoel Jerusalem (9th) received 200,000 shekels; Hapoel Ramat Gan (8th) received 250,000 shekels; Hapoel Beersheba and Beitar Jerusalem (6th-7th) received 300,000 shekels; Hapoel Haifa (5th) received 350,000 shekels; Maccabi Netanya and Kiryat Shmona (3rd-4th) received 360,000 shekels.
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