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Israeli Football Association Proposes New Penalties for Matches Stopped Due to Fan Violence

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First reported by Ynet · 3 hours ago

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The Israeli Football Association plans to implement stricter penalties and clearer procedures for matches disrupted or canceled due to fan violence, including match replays without spectators and increased point deductions, aiming to balance sporting fairness with effective discipline.

01IFA proposes replays without spectators for matches canceled or stopped due to fan violence.
02Point deductions for fan disruptions will increase from one to two points, with conditional relief possible.
03Away fans causing disruptions will be banned from replays, and visiting teams will cover match costs.
04Disciplinary decisions will be made within 48 hours of match cancellations.
05Ticket sale bans to away fans won't be served twice against the same opponent and won't apply in key playoff matches.

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