Beitar Jerusalem Sells Out All Season Tickets for 2026/27 at Teddy Stadium
Translated & summarized from Mako by baba
Beitar Jerusalem sold out all 20,000 season tickets for the 2026/27 season at Teddy Stadium, the first sellout in the stadium's history. The club plans to offer additional tickets for home and away games and aims to create a strong home atmosphere despite starting the season with away matches.
The story in 6 lines · by baba
- Beitar Jerusalem sold all 20,000 season tickets for the 2026/27 season at Teddy Stadium.
- This marks the first-ever sellout in Teddy Stadium's history.
- Additional tickets will be available for purchase to accommodate more fans.
- The club will soon announce ticket arrangements for away games.
- The season will start with away matches, but fan support will continue everywhere.
- Beitar aims to make Teddy Stadium the strongest home venue in Israeli football.
Beitar Jerusalem has made history by selling all 20,000 season tickets allocated for the 2026/27 season at Teddy Stadium, marking the first-ever sellout at the venue. The club announced this milestone on July 13, 2026, confirming that all available seats have been claimed by fans, demonstrating strong support and confidence in the team.
Despite the sellout, Beitar Jerusalem stated that additional tickets will be made available for purchase to allow more fans to attend matches. The club also plans to soon release details regarding away game ticket allocations, enabling supporters to buy tickets distributed to the club for each away match.
The team acknowledged that the season will begin with away games but emphasized that fans will continue to support the club wherever it plays. Beitar expressed excitement about the upcoming season, highlighting the unique atmosphere created by their loyal supporters and their goal to make Teddy Stadium the most formidable home ground in Israeli football.
The club's statement underlined their commitment to progress, fight hard, and maintain a strong connection with their fanbase throughout the season.
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