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Hapoel Tel Aviv and Katowice Warned Against Offensive Signs Ahead of Tense Conference League Match
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First reported by Ynet · 13 hours ago
What happened
Hapoel Tel Aviv will play Katowice in Poland amid fan tensions linked to past antisemitic incidents. Both clubs were warned that offensive banners will lead to match suspension, with increased security measures in place.
- 01Hapoel Tel Aviv faces Katowice in Poland amid heightened fan tensions.
- 02Past antisemitic banners caused diplomatic intervention last season.
- 03Katowice fans protested, canceling a friendly against Maccabi Netanya.
- 04Hapoel fans bought 461 of 753 tickets and will follow police travel instructions.
- 05UEFA sent extra security, warning against offensive banners.
- 06Any antisemitic signs will lead to immediate match stoppage.
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