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Klinger in court: "Obviously I deserve punishment, but I did not riot or swear"

The Hapoel Tel Aviv coach is on trial following the indecent movements and the outburst towards the referee in the cup final: "I did not curse, I told Papir not to forget this game."

His assistant Toema apologized: "Hope you understand what I went through"

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Wednesday, 16 June 2021, 18:01

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Summary of Maccabi Tel Aviv's 1: 2 victory over Hapoel Tel Aviv in the Cup final (Sport 1)

Representatives of Hapoel Tel Aviv and Maccabi Tel Aviv are tonight (Wednesday) on trial in the Football Association's disciplinary court following the events of the State Cup finals.

The Reds were accused of aggravating fan riots under aggravated circumstances, misconduct by a crowd of fans and disturbing order, after some of their fans waved a sign "Let there be a Holocaust for Maccabi" and shouted "Let there be a Holocaust for Maccabi", and even threw several drinking glasses on the lawn. Nir Klinger was prosecuted for disorderly conduct and aggravated conduct under aggravated circumstances, while his assistant Toema was prosecuted in the same circumstances after they both made obscene gestures towards Maccabi Tel Aviv fans.

The refereeing report claimed that Klinger burst onto the field after the equalizer that was disqualified in the 115th minute and shouted: "Disgrace, shame and disgrace, you are killing a team." Erez Papir added: Goalkeeping coach Amos Ganish and assistant coach Salim Toema gathered around me in protest of the decision, when Klinger raged in great anger and shouted, "What are you doing, why are you killing the team, do not forget this decision in your life."

Maccabi Tel Aviv was prosecuted for riot Fans in aggravated circumstances and racist chants.Some of the yellow crowd shouted "Taste a terrorist", threw several flares into the lawn and lit one more in the stands, and threw a drinking glass at the grass.

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Nir Klinger in front of referee Erez Papir in the stormy final (Photo: Berni Ardov)

Klinger said during the hearing: "Obviously I deserve a penalty, but I did not riot or swear. I told Papir that he would not forget this game."

His assistant Toema apologized: "The movement I made is not my style, I hope you understand what I went through. Something came out of me that did not come out during 20 years of silence and restraint. Things kept throwing at me and cursing, until I lost my mind. Sit on my head. I know I did. I'm wrong and I apologize for that. "

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