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Hapoel Tel Aviv Fans Purchase 2,000 Tickets for Polish Match Against Katowice
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First reported by Mako · 1 hour ago
What happened
Hapoel Tel Aviv sold 2,000 tickets to fans for their UEFA Conference League qualifier against Polish club Katowice, who received 600 tickets. Both teams have similarly valued squads, with Katowice featuring former Israeli league player Ilya Shkurin. The match follows Hapoel's recent wins and their pursuit of European competition after a decade.
- 01Hapoel Tel Aviv sold 2,000 tickets for their match against Katowice in the UEFA Conference League qualifiers.
- 02Katowice fans were allocated 600 tickets for the upcoming match in Israel.
- 03Hapoel Tel Aviv aims to return to European competition for the first time since 2012/13.
- 04Both teams have similarly valued squads, around 13 million euros each.
- 05Belarusian striker Ilya Shkurin, a former Israeli league player, is a key figure for Katowice.
- 06Katowice finished fifth in their domestic league last season and recently advanced past Žilina.
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