Following Liren Liani's judgment report, both Tel Avivs will face trial • Menu: The Reds threw spark plugs and drinking glasses, the yellow glasses and paper balls

• Hot in the big Tel Aviv derby yesterday. Both groups will come to a disciplinary committee

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  Alan Shaver

Following the judgment of Liran Liani, the association's attorney, Attorney Nir Reshef, on Tuesday decided to prosecute Maccabi and Hapoel Tel Aviv for fan rioting in the Derby match yesterday in Bloomfield.

Liani noted in the judgment report: "In the 38th minute after the Maccabi Tel Aviv goal scored, spark plugs from Hapoel Tel Aviv fans were thrown at the celebrating players. In the 46th minute, Hapoel Tel Aviv fans threw drinking glasses at the Maccabi Tel Aviv goalkeeper and as a result the game was stopped In the 48th minute, Maccabi Tel Aviv fans threw drinks and paper cups at goalkeeper Yoav Jarafi, causing the game to cease for a short time. "

The judge also noted that: "The 55th minute objects (drinking glasses and paper pellets) were thrown into the field by the two fan camps. The game announcer was asked by the observer to order the audience to stop."