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Beitar Jerusalem Stars Injured by Flares at Home Training Ahead of Key Matches

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Hebrew · 1 newsroom

At Beitar Jerusalem's opening training in Beit Vagan, about 5,000 fans attended, and flares caused injuries to key players Omer Atzili and Yarden Cohen days before important matches.

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  • About 5,000 fans attended Beitar Jerusalem's opening training at Beit Vagan.
  • Numerous flares were lit during the session, causing safety concerns.
  • Key players Omer Atzili and Yarden Cohen were injured by the flares.
  • The injuries occurred days before matches against Hapoel Tel Aviv and Conference League qualifiers.
  • The club has not yet disclosed further details on the players' conditions or repercussions.

Beitar Jerusalem held their traditional opening training session on Tuesday at the Beit Vagan complex, attracting around 5,000 fans. During the session, numerous flares were ignited by supporters, creating a hazardous environment. As a result, two of the team's leading players, Omer Atzili and Yarden Cohen, were injured by the flares. This incident occurred just days before Beitar Jerusalem's upcoming match against Hapoel Tel Aviv and their Conference League qualifiers. The club has yet to provide further details on the players' conditions or any consequences following the flare incident.

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