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N12Sports

Teddy Stadium Draws Over 25,000 for Beitar Jerusalem Match

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Hebrew · 2 newsrooms covering

Over 25,505 fans attended the Beitar Jerusalem vs. Hapoel Kiryat Shmona soccer match at Teddy Stadium. The large crowd came despite ongoing fan debate over Saturday game scheduling. This was the third Saturday game for Beitar this season and the first afternoon match.

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  • 25,505 fans attended the Beitar Jerusalem vs. Hapoel Kiryat Shmona match at Teddy Stadium.
  • The attendance occurred despite a fan debate over Saturday game scheduling.
  • This was the third Saturday game for Beitar Jerusalem this season.
  • It was the first Saturday afternoon game for the team this season.

The ninth round of the Israeli Premier League kicked off at Teddy Stadium in Jerusalem with a match between Beitar Jerusalem and Hapoel Kiryat Shmona, attracting a crowd of 25,505 spectators. The significant turnout occurred despite a long-standing debate among Beitar Jerusalem's fans regarding the scheduling of matches on Saturdays, particularly in the afternoon. This was the third time this season that the Jerusalem team played on a Saturday, and the first time a Saturday afternoon game was held. The large attendance suggests that fans are actively supporting the team, regardless of the scheduling controversy.

N12Centre · Neve Ilan

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