Seven Fans Detained After Maccabi Tel Aviv Wins 2026/27 Super Cup Match
Translated & summarized from Mako by baba
Seven fans were detained after a fight broke out during Maccabi Tel Aviv's 3-1 Super Cup win over Hapoel Be'er Sheva, with police continuing investigations in Be'er Sheva. The match marked the official start of the 2026/27 season and Maccabi's first title.
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- Seven fans detained for suspected involvement in a fight and disorder after the Super Cup match.
- Maccabi Tel Aviv defeated Hapoel Be'er Sheva 3-1 to win the 2026/27 Super Cup.
- Hundreds of police and security personnel maintained order at Toto Turner Stadium.
- Suspects were taken to Be'er Sheva police station for further investigation.
- Police vow to continue fighting violence at sports events for public safety.
- Said Abu Farhi scored twice and Dor Peretz added a goal for Maccabi Tel Aviv.
Following Maccabi Tel Aviv's 3-1 victory over Hapoel Be'er Sheva in the 2026/27 Super Cup, seven fans were detained on suspicion of involvement in a fight and disorderly conduct. The match, which marked the official season opener, saw Maccabi Tel Aviv secure the first title of the season with goals from Said Abu Farhi (two) and Dor Peretz.
During the event, hundreds of police officers from the Southern District, along with security personnel and medical teams, worked to maintain public order and safety at the Toto Turner Stadium and its surroundings. The seven suspects were taken to Be'er Sheva police station for further investigation, with authorities continuing to handle the matter based on the findings.
The police emphasized their ongoing commitment to combating violence and disturbances at sporting events to ensure a safe and sportsmanlike atmosphere for all attendees. This incident followed a high-profile match that celebrated Maccabi Tel Aviv's early season success under coach Kenny Miller.
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