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EuroLeague Hosts Supercup in Dubai Amid Israeli Teams' Home Game Restrictions
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First reported by Arutz Sheva · 1 hour ago
What happened
The EuroLeague will hold its Supercup in Abu Dhabi in September, featuring top European teams and the Dubai host team, while Israeli clubs continue to play home games abroad due to security concerns amid ongoing regional tensions.
- 01EuroLeague schedules Supercup in Abu Dhabi with top European teams and Dubai host.
- 02Israeli teams barred from hosting home games due to security risks from Iran conflict.
- 03Maccabi Tel Aviv and Hapoel Tel Aviv pressured league to return games to Israel without success.
- 04Israeli teams will start season playing home games in Belgrade and Sofia.
- 05Decision criticized given higher missile attacks on UAE compared to Israel since April.
- 06Maccabi Tel Aviv sponsor questions EuroLeague's choice amid safety disparities.
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