Similar to the Hungarian Finals, a team of workers together with the Deputy Director General of the Ministry of Health on a plan to bring a limited audience to the National Cup finals game, which will be a pilot for the next gaming season
The stands in Bloomfield. Will they be partially accommodated in the trophy final of the current season?
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Encourage Carney
The Football Association is working in tandem with the Deputy Health Secretary Itamar Grotto on an outline for a crowd to enter the National Cup finals match on July 13.
"Israel Today" has learned that in recent days, Grotto has held talks with senior officials in Israeli football with a view to enabling the "Hungarian Cup Final" layout, held a week ago in the European country.
Remember, in the final came Hungarian, ten thousand spectators were scattered among the stands of 'Pushkash Arena' with the same stadium containing 67 thousand places. Viewers were divided among all the stands as the seats between the chairs were kept according to local health ministry rules.
This outline is the one proposed to the Health Ministry ahead of the Cup final at Bloomfield Stadium, which has 30,000 seats, with the goal of accommodating only a third of its content in the Cup final.
The stands in Bloomfield during the Corona. 10,000 spectators in the Cup final? // Photo: Oded Karni
The trophy final will be the last game for this season and it should serve as a pilot for the next gaming season beginning in September. It is currently unclear whether Premier League teams will be able to sell subscriptions to games next season and whether they will even be allowed to enter the games when the season opens.
However, one thing is clear: If the Cup finals are held without a small crowd in the outline offered by the Football Association, the September Premier League games will also be wished without crowds and subscriptions not being sold, which could lead to the collapse of most teams in Israeli football. Therefore, it is of utmost importance to allow crowds to the Cup final in more than a month's time at Bloomfield Stadium.
The semi-finals will start tomorrow with four teams participating: Hapoel Tel Aviv, Hapoel Be'er Sheva, Bnei Yehuda and Maccabi Petah Tikva (the beloved team on Itamar Grotto) The two semifinals will of course be held without a crowd.
