1,500 Hapoel Tel Aviv Fans Allocated Tickets for Atalanta Match in Bergamo
Hapoel Tel Aviv's fanbase is preparing to travel in large numbers to Bergamo for their upcoming match against Atalanta on Thursday. The club's management has been informed that the Israeli supporters have been allocated 1,500 tickets in Atalanta's stadium, which has a capacity of around 23,000 spectators. Ticket sales for Hapoel fans are expected to begin today, with high demand likely to sell out quickly.
Italian media are taking the match seriously, with the local Pianta Atalanta newspaper providing extensive coverage. The outlet highlighted Hapoel's attacking threat coming from the wings, noting key players like Stav Turiel, who scored 12 goals and assisted six, and Roy Alkukin, praised for his versatility and strong performance against Katowice. The team typically plays a 4-2-3-1 formation and is recognized for its smart play and solid defense, despite a tendency to commit fouls; last season, they received nine red cards in 36 matches, a notably high figure.
Despite Hapoel's strengths, Atalanta is widely regarded as the heavy favorite ahead of the encounter. The match is part of Hapoel Tel Aviv's ongoing European campaign, drawing significant attention from both Israeli and Italian media.
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