Maccabi Tel Aviv Vows to Remove Rioters After Violent Incident in Rehovot
Translated & summarized from Mako by baba
After a 5-2 win over Hapoel Jerusalem, Maccabi Tel Aviv fans attacked rival supporters outside the Rehovot stadium. The club condemned the violence and pledged to identify and ban the rioters, urging police to take action.
The story in 6 lines · by baba
- Maccabi Tel Aviv fans violently attacked Hapoel Jerusalem supporters after the match in Rehovot.
- The attackers used clubs, as shown in videos shared online.
- Maccabi Tel Aviv is committed to identifying and banning the rioters from future games.
- The club expects Israeli police to investigate and prosecute those responsible.
- Maccabi Tel Aviv is conducting its own efforts to locate the offenders.
- The incident highlights ongoing concerns about fan violence in Israeli football.
Following Maccabi Tel Aviv's decisive 5-2 victory over Hapoel Jerusalem on August 23, violent clashes erupted outside the stadium in Rehovot. A group of Maccabi Tel Aviv fans attacked departing Hapoel Jerusalem supporters using clubs, as seen in videos circulated online. The club condemned the violence and expressed a serious commitment to identifying and banning the perpetrators from future matches. Maccabi Tel Aviv also called on the Israeli police to thoroughly investigate and ensure legal consequences for those involved, while simultaneously conducting their own efforts to locate the offenders. The incident has raised concerns about fan violence in Israeli football and the need for stronger enforcement measures.
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