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Beitar Jerusalem Sells Out All 20,000 Season Tickets for 2026/27, Setting Club Record

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Hebrew · 5 newsrooms covering

Beitar Jerusalem sold all 20,000 season tickets for the 2026/27 season, setting a club record. The Teddy Stadium holds 31,000 seats, with 3,000 reserved for visiting fans. The club praised owner Barak Abramov and fan support, and will offer single-match tickets and away game ticket details soon.

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  • Beitar Jerusalem sold all 20,000 season tickets for 2026/27, a club record.
  • Teddy Stadium holds 31,000 seats, with 10% reserved for visiting fans.
  • Owner Barak Abramov credited for boosting fan confidence and ticket sales.
  • Additional season ticket requests cannot be fulfilled currently.
  • Single-match tickets will remain available for fans.
  • Beitar will start the current season at Bloomfield Stadium due to the Maccabiah Games.
Beitar Jerusalem Sells Out All 20,000 Season Tickets for 2026/27, Setting Club Record
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Beitar Jerusalem announced on Monday that it has sold all 20,000 season tickets available for the 2026/27 season, marking a new club record. The Teddy Stadium, home to Beitar Jerusalem, has a capacity of 31,000 seats, with approximately 3,000 seats (10%) reserved for visiting fans. The club credited the surge in sales to the arrival of owner Barak Abramov and the strong support from fans who have shown confidence in the club's direction.

In an official statement, the club expressed regret that it could not accommodate additional season ticket requests at this time but confirmed that single-match tickets will still be available to allow more fans to attend games. Beitar Jerusalem also announced plans to soon release details on away game ticket allocations for supporters.

It is worth noting that Beitar Jerusalem will begin the current season playing at Bloomfield Stadium due to the Maccabiah Games taking place at Teddy Stadium.

YnetCentre · Rishon LeZion

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