Derogatory Hebrew Sign Against Hapoel Tel Aviv Raised and Quickly Removed in Hungary
During a match in Miskolc, Hungary, between Hapoel Tel Aviv and Katowice, a controversial sign in Hebrew appeared in the neutral stand, which was designated for Hungarian fans. The sign contained a derogatory phrase against Hapoel Tel Aviv, reading "Hapoel *ona". Approximately 2,000 Hapoel Tel Aviv supporters traveled from Israel, while around 600 fans came from Poland to support Katowice. The origin and affiliation of the individuals who hung the offensive sign remain unclear. However, the management of Hapoel Tel Aviv promptly addressed the issue, and the sign was removed within minutes at the request of the host club. The incident raised questions about the source and intent behind the sign during the international match.
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