More than 2,000 Maccabi Haifa fans are expected to accompany the team to the game against Slavia Prague in the home stage of the Conference League.
The problem: the vast majority do not have tickets for the game, and it is not yet clear whether the Czechs will increase the quota given, which stands at only about 900 seats.
The stadium in Prague has about 21,000 seats, so unlike the game in Berlin, there is not much to do in terms of allocating tickets to outside audiences.
The Green Club are planning to ask for a few hundred more tickets, but it is already clear that not all fans who have purchased flight tickets and a hotel will be able to be in the stadium for their team's away game against the Czech champions.
Maccabi Haifa has published the outline for purchasing tickets, with priority given to league subscribers and conference leagues.
The rest of the fans, will have to buy on the basis of available space, which at the moment does not look like this.
Even before the away game against Slavia Prague, the Greens will host them in Sami Ofer next Thursday, when here too about 25,000 fans are expected in the stands.
Even before the games in Europe, Haifa will return to the Premier League on Saturday.
Barak Bachar's team will be hosted by Hapoel Jerusalem.
The midfielder Dolev Haziza underwent a medical procedure abroad due to a problem with his abdominal muscles, but he is expected to be on the roster on Saturday. However, it is not certain that the midfielder will be able to start in the squad.
Brake Ofri Arad and defender San Menachem are suffering from overload after playing two games in three days with the Israeli team.
The professional team may allow them a rest, and will open at 11 with stopper Uri Dahan and defender Taleb Twataha.
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Contact Ali Muhammad played for the Nigerian team and will arrive in Israel tired after long flights.
Therefore, young Mahmoud Jaber is expected to open alongside Jose Rodriguez in midfield.
