Against the background of the outline for returning only up to 1,500 fans to the Premier League games, the various teams began preparations for the return of the crowd and detailed how the tickets were sold, the necessary certificates, the way of distribution and the prices. Apart from that, there were also reviews of clubs such as Hapoel Tel Aviv, when among others the fan organizations of Maccabi Tel Aviv and Maccabi Haifa expressed their protest regarding the current outline and not as promised in advance.
Maccabi Petah Tikva, which will host KS in Rishon, will sell tickets in this way: The Malavas have announced that fans with a green badge who want to attend the game against Hapoel Beer Sheva this coming Sunday will be able to purchase tickets for NIS 80 for the western stand at the Moshava Stadium. The team also issued a notice in which it placed the option to purchase a subscription to all home games that will be held until the end of the season and starting from the 25th round for NIS 300.
Maccabi Netanya, which will meet Hapoel Hadera, will operate as follows on Saturday: The buyers of the subscriptions for the 20/21 season will be the first to determine their location, starting on Wednesday at 16:00 – the sale will open to the subscribers in the 19/20 season. If there are tickets left until Friday at 10:00, the sale to the general public will continue. According to the guidelines of the Ministry of Health, the sale will be made on the “Lan” website only and no funds will be opened at any stage.
Urban KS, which will host the champion on Saturday, began the sale as follows – Ticket sales are conditional on the presentation of a social security number and a vaccinated / recovering certificate. Children under the age of 16 who have recovered from Corona are allowed to buy a game ticket upon presentation of their parents’ recovery certificate and ID card. In addition, the club put up an early sale of tickets for those with the appropriate certificates ahead of the intriguing game against champions Maccabi Tel Aviv on Saturday.
Hapoel Haifa, which will meet Ashdod on Saturday – Open ticket sales for fans who purchased a subscription in 2019/20 and who have a green card or a certificate of recovery. Subscribers of subscriptions for the current game season (20/21) will receive an entrance ticket via e-mail from the Barak ticket office. Price – NIS 90 adult, NIS 45 youth over 16, soldiers, students, women (prices do not include commissions).
Betar Jerusalem, which will host Kafas in Rishon, announced the lottery – For its next games, the team from the capital will hold a raffle among Betrist members, last season’s subscribers and those who promised to renew their subscriptions at the beginning of the current season.
Hapoel Tel Aviv, which has not yet announced how to sell tickets for Sakhnin on Saturday, announced: ‘This is a first and important step back to sanity. However, even before the outline was approved, we demanded to see Ofek, a program with a gradual return of the audience, which would prevent the clubs from “choosing” between the group’s fans. 1,500 fans in a stadium of 30,000 seats is absurd at best, but we all hope that soon another outline will be obtained that will allow the crowd to increase quickly. The Hapoel Tel Aviv Football Club, the management, the professional team and the players, are excited to welcome our dear fans. We missed it. ‘
also Bnei Yehuda Issued a statement: “We are pleased and excited to announce that in accordance with the decision of the Ministry of Health and the director of the football leagues, starting in the next round, 1,500 spectators (with a vaccinated / recovering certificate) will be allowed to attend the Bnei Yehuda Tel Aviv home games. This means that in the upcoming home game, against Maccabi Haifa on Sunday, the number of fans decided on will be allowed. An orderly notice regarding the nature of the sale and the other procedures will be published in the coming days after examining all the issues with the relevant parties. “
Fans of Maccabi Tel Aviv and Maccabi Haifa in protest against the outline
The Maccabi Fanatics organization of Maccabi fans, which will be hosted in KS on Saturday, responded: “Not the values we grew up with at Gate 11. We are not willing to worry only about ourselves. As the leading organization in the Maccabi Tel Aviv stands, we have a responsibility on our shoulders, so we are not ready to enter the stands as an organization when only 1,500 fans are allowed in, and we will continue to fight outside the stadium until the decision makers understand that we can not be silenced by mere symbolic actions. “We do not allow a return to a full routine, and we are not shouting ‘all or nothing’ here, but demand a logical approach, based on data and understanding the structure of football stadiums. We will not agree to disconnected decisions of people who have never been in the stadium.”
At Maccabi Haifa, which will be hosted at Bnei Yehuda, the crowd in protest – Before the game against Maccabi Petah Tikva in Sami Ofer, about 200 Greens fans who came put up a sign that read: “You asked us to get vaccinated – we got vaccinated. Social distance – we have moved away, what is the reason that 20,000 vaccinated men and women will not be able to watch a football game in a stadium that contains 30,000 seats? ”.
The Maccabi Haifa or die fan organization in the announcement: “We call on the Israeli government to accept the administrative outline that allows the entry of a defined percentage of each stadium’s stand (and not an absolute amount without administrative logic in relation to the content of each of the stadium’s stands) and to allow an increase in spectators starting from the next beat on 21.03.”
Sakhnin, Hapoel B’Shlosha, Hapoel Hadera and Hapoel Kfar Saba, which will play away games in the coming round, have not yet issued an announcement on the subject.