Report in the Czech Republic: Maccabi Haifa was interested in the king of goals, Wroclaw Jurchka

The 27-year-old Slovachko striker, who scored 14 league goals and ends his contract at the end of the season, is in the sights of the Greens.

At the request of the team's fans: The district court will hear a decision to close the north stand

Shlomo Weiss

04/05/2022

Wednesday, 04 May 2022, 13:15

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Summary: Hapoel Tel Aviv - Maccabi Haifa 2: 0 (Sport 1)

Will Maccabi Haifa land in Israel the top scorer of the Czech league?

The local "iSport" reported today (Wednesday) that the Greens were interested in Slovachko's player, 27-year-old Etzelev Jurchka, who has scored 14 goals in the Czech league this season.

Tonight Jurchka and his team will meet Sparta Prague in the Cup final, a factory in which the player in question scored two goals.

The successful season recorded by Yurchka won the same for the Czech national team at the end of March, and in addition to the Israeli champions, it was noted that teams from Turkey and Poland also expressed interest in the striker, with one reason for demand being that his contract expires on June 30.

On the sights of the Greens.

Wenceslas Yurchka (Photo: GettyImages, James Williamson - AMA)

On another issue, at the request of Maccabi Haifa fans and the North Stand Association, an urgent hearing will be held in the Haifa District Court this Sunday before Judge Idit Weinberger, regarding the decision to close the North stand in the champion's game against Maccabi Tel Aviv in six days.

It is important to note that the petition, representing the fans attorneys Kim Ratosh and Eyal Weiss, was made not only against the Football Association but also against the club, due to it being the decision maker and the one that should prevent subscribers from entering the game.

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Lawyer Kim Ratosh (Photo: Courtesy of the photographers)

Attorney Eyal Weiss (Photo: Courtesy of the Photographers, Adv. Eyal Weiss)

The Supreme Court of the Football Association rejected Maccabi Haifa's first appeal against the decision to close the stands and prevent 8,000 fans from cheering on the team against Maccabi Tel Aviv, but yesterday the Greens appealed once again claiming that "the Supreme Court decision is wrong and ignores a final decision. Of the Disciplinary Tribunal. "

Maccabi Haifa were shocked to discover yesterday that Dayan Israel Shimoni of the association's court decided not to impose a suspended sentence against Hapoel Beer Sheva, meaning that the southern stand at Turner Stadium will not be closed, claiming that the Be'er Sheva fans' actions did not take place on the team's home court. Maccabi Haifa ruled that Shimoni had served a suspended sentence against the club, even though the lighting of the torches for which the Greens were punished took place at Bloomfield Stadium.

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If Maccabi Haifa does not score points in the away game against Hapoel Beer Sheva on Saturday, the game in question against Maccabi Tel Aviv may be the one in which it will be crowned national champion for the second time in a row.

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