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Hapoel Tel Aviv Tops Israeli Clubs in European Match Attendance Despite Declines
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First reported by N12 · 1 hour ago
What happened
In the third qualifying round of European football, four Israeli clubs played home matches abroad with varying attendance. Hapoel Tel Aviv led in crowd size despite a drop, Beitar Jerusalem and Hapoel Be'er Sheva saw declines, and Maccabi Tel Aviv played without fans due to UEFA sanctions.
- 01Hapoel Tel Aviv had the highest attendance among Israeli clubs with 3,006 fans in Hungary.
- 02Beitar Jerusalem's attendance dropped sharply from 2,651 to 825 in Romania.
- 03Hapoel Be'er Sheva more than doubled attendance to 882 fans in Hungary.
- 04Maccabi Tel Aviv played without fans in Georgia due to a UEFA ban.
- 05All four Israeli clubs hosted matches abroad in the third qualifying round of European competition.
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MakoCenter · Hebrew27 minutes ago
Hapoel Tel Aviv Tops Israeli Clubs in European Match Attendance Despite Declines
N12Center · Hebrew27 minutes ago
Hapoel Tel Aviv Tops Israeli Clubs in European Home Match Attendance
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