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Jerusalem Buzzes Ahead of Maccabi Tel Aviv Match, Tickets Resell for $250
The upcoming match between Beitar Jerusalem and Maccabi Tel Aviv on Monday at Teddy Stadium has completely sold out, sparking intense demand. Tickets are being resold on social media for as much as 1,000 shekels, prompting police to monitor the market for scalping activities.
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What happened
- 01All tickets for Monday's match between Beitar Jerusalem and Maccabi Tel Aviv at Teddy Stadium have sold out.
- 02High demand has driven ticket resale prices on social media up to 1,000 shekels, leading to police monitoring.
- 03Beitar Jerusalem has rebounded from two season-opening losses to secure four consecutive victories.
- 04Coach Almog Cohen is deciding between Gil Cohen and Timothy Muz for the starting left-back position.
- 05Bryan Carvallal is returning from suspension to central defense, and the club is negotiating a new contract with him.
- 06Ravid Abergil intends to request a loan move away from Beitar Jerusalem in January.
- 07Jonbosco Calo is expected to be the foreign player left out of the squad for the upcoming match.
Beitar Jerusalem enters the highly anticipated game on a four-match winning streak, a major turnaround after starting the season with two consecutive losses. Coach Almog Cohen acknowledges that the match against Maccabi Tel Aviv represents a significant test for his squad, far greater than their recent fixtures.
Ahead of the match, Beitar Jerusalem is boosted by the return of Nana Antwi from injury, the integration of Ori Azou (also reported as Ori Zohar), and the strong form of Omer Atzili, Yarden Shua, and Boris Enow. Coach Cohen is deliberating on his starting lineup, particularly between Gil Cohen and Timothy Muz (also reported as Timozi Muzi or Timothy Muzhi) for the left-back position.
In other team developments, Bryan Carvallal (also reported as Bryan Carvall) is set to return to central defense alongside Luca Gadran after serving a suspension, and the club has opened contract extension talks with his representatives. Meanwhile, Ravid Abergil plans to request a loan move in January, and Jonbosco Calo is expected to be the foreign player left out of the squad.
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Jerusalem Buzzes Ahead of Maccabi Tel Aviv Match, Tickets Resell for $250
