1,500 Hapoel Tel Aviv Fans Allocated Tickets for Atalanta Match in Bergamo

Hapoel Tel Aviv's supporters are set to travel in large numbers to Bergamo for their upcoming match against Atalanta on Thursday. The club's management has been informed that 1,500 tickets have been allocated to Israeli fans for the game, which will take place in a stadium with a capacity of approximately 23,000 spectators. Ticket sales for Hapoel fans are expected to open today, with high demand likely to sell out the allocation quickly.

Italian media are taking Hapoel seriously ahead of the match. The local Bergamo newspaper Pianta Atalanta highlighted the threat posed by Hapoel's wingers and forwards, noting their movement and goal contributions. They specifically mentioned players Stav Turiel, who scored 12 goals and assisted six, and Roy Alkukin, praised for his versatility and strong performance against Katowice. The team is described as intelligent, typically playing a 4-2-3-1 formation.

Despite Hapoel's tendency to commit fouls and having one of the best defenses in the Israeli Premier League, with nine red cards in 36 matches last season, Atalanta remains the clear favorite going into the encounter. The match is part of Hapoel's ongoing European campaign, drawing significant attention from both Israeli and Italian media.