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Tiberias Fans Support Afula in Protest Against Ashdod's Legal Battle Over Promotion Ironi Tiberias fans will support Hapoel Afula against M.S. Ashdod tomorrow in protest of Ashdod's legal attempts to block Tiberias' promotion amid a match-fixing scandal. The court denied Ashdod's request to delay the game, and Tiberias is set to start its Premier League season Saturday despite ongoing investigations.
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What happened 01 Ironi Tiberias fans will attend Afula vs. Ashdod match to protest Ashdod's legal actions. 02 Ashdod seeks to block Tiberias' promotion due to match-fixing allegations against Tiberias. 03 Several Tiberias players and coach suspended amid corruption investigation. 04 Court rejected Ashdod's request to postpone the upcoming match. 05 Tiberias plans to start Premier League season Saturday against Hapoel Petah Tikva. 06 Fans' protest shows solidarity with Tiberias amid ongoing legal and disciplinary battles. Translated and summarized by baba from Now 14 , the latest report. Read Now 14’s original The coverage
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