Hapoel Tel Aviv Fined for Fan Misconduct During Hapoel Jerusalem Game
Translated & summarized from Mako by baba
Hapoel Tel Aviv was fined 14,500 shekels for fan behavior during an October 25th game against Hapoel Jerusalem. Fans threw objects and sprayed water at the opposing coach. Hapoel Jerusalem won the game 70-60. The club is now preparing for a derby against Maccabi Tel Aviv.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Hapoel Tel Aviv fined 14,500 shekels for fan misconduct.
- Fans threw objects and sprayed water at Hapoel Jerusalem's coach.
- The incident occurred during an October 25th game.
- Hapoel Jerusalem defeated Hapoel Tel Aviv 70-60 in the match.
- Hapoel Tel Aviv is preparing for a derby against Maccabi Tel Aviv.
Hapoel Tel Aviv has been fined 14,500 shekels by the Israeli Basketball Super League following an incident during their October 25th game against Hapoel Jerusalem. The fine was issued because fans threw objects onto the court and sprayed water at Hapoel Jerusalem's coach, Sasha Obradovic. The game, which took place at the Drive in Arena, saw Hapoel Jerusalem defeat Hapoel Tel Aviv 70-60. Shake Milton led the winning team with 16 points and 8 rebounds, supported by Kenny Lofton Jr. and Jalen Smith. Elijah Bryant's 17 points were not enough for Hapoel Tel Aviv. The club is currently preparing for an upcoming Euroleague derby against Maccabi Tel Aviv.
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