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Beitar Jerusalem Players 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, around 5,000 fans attended, but flares caused injuries to key players Omer Atzili and Yarden Cohen days before crucial 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, creating a hazardous environment.
  • 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 incident raises concerns about player safety ahead of important games.

Beitar Jerusalem held their traditional opening training session on Tuesday at the Beit Vagan complex, attracting around 5,000 fans. During the event, numerous flares were ignited by supporters, resulting in injuries to two of the team's key players, Omer Atzili and Yarden Cohen. This incident occurred just days before their upcoming match against Hapoel Tel Aviv and the Conference League qualifiers. The club and fans are now facing concerns about player safety ahead of these important fixtures.

N12Centre · Neve Ilan

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