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Tiberias Stadium Delays Frustrate Soccer Team, City Aims for January Opening
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First reported by N12 · 22 hours ago
What happened
Construction on Tiberias's new soccer stadium is behind schedule, frustrating the local team, Ironi Tiberias, while the city aims for a January opening. The club's owner doubts they can host games this season due to the delays and financial impact.
- 01Tiberias stadium construction faces delays, frustrating the local soccer team.
- 02The city aims for a January opening, but the team owner is skeptical.
- 03The NIS 160 million stadium will seat 7,500 spectators.
- 04Delays since 2021 cause financial losses for the club.
- 05City officials assure work will accelerate and target a January move-in.
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