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Herzliya Stadium Reopens with Advanced Upgrades for National League Football
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First reported by Mako · 2 hours ago
What happened
Herzliya Stadium has undergone a 20 million shekel renovation and will host National League football matches again this season, starting with a Toto Cup game tomorrow. The upgrades include new facilities, improved lighting, and an automatic cleaning system. City officials plan further enhancements to meet Premier League standards and support local youth football.
- 01Herzliya Stadium reopens after 10 years to host National League games this season.
- 02City invested about 20 million shekels in stadium renovations and upgrades.
- 03Upgrades include new restrooms, concession stands, pitch, lighting, and automatic cleaning.
- 04Maccabi Herzliya will play home games starting with a Toto Cup match against Ra'anana.
- 05Mayor Yariv Fisher aims to develop the stadium to Premier League standards.
- 06Deputy Mayor Ofer Levy commits to ongoing improvements for stadium and youth training fields.
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