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Tiberias Stadium Construction Delays Frustrate Soccer Club
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First reported by N12 · 1 hour ago
What happened
The construction of a new 7,500-seat stadium in Tiberias, Israel, is behind schedule, leading to disputes between the municipality and the local soccer club, Ironi Tiberias. The club fears they won't host games this season, while the city aims for a January completion.
- 01Tiberias stadium construction faces delays, frustrating the local soccer club.
- 02Club owner fears inability to host games this season due to slow progress.
- 03Municipality aims for January completion, citing phased construction and safety.
- 04Delays since 2021 cause financial losses for the club.
- 05New stadium will seat 7,500 and cost an estimated 160 million shekels.
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