Summary: Hapoel Jerusalem - Hapoel Be'er Sheva 2:1 (Sport1)
Hapoel Beer Sheva is fighting and today (Monday) will submit to the Supreme Court of the Football Association the appeal against the punishment it received yesterday following the events of the home game against Maccabi Tel Aviv.
In Hapoel Be'er Sheva they will demand relief in the package of penalties that the team suffered and within it a radius with an audience in the upcoming home game against Maccabi Haifa.
In the appeal, Hapoel Beer Sheva will claim that this is its first prosecution of the season in a home game for starting flares.
The group will also claim that it acted to cancel the subscriptions of the 15 fans of the group who were caught by the police for opening the flares.
In addition to this, the team will claim in the appeal that the football association's prosecutor, lawyer Nir Rashef, did not even ask for such a severe punishment and was content with the closing of the southern stand, a punishment that was indeed included in the package of punishments that the team received.
Not ready to be used as scenery in Haifa's championship game.
Beer Sheva fans (Photo: Barney Ardov)
The club claims that there is no difference between their opening of the flares compared to other teams that received lighter punishments, with the exception of the fact that one of the flares that was thrown towards the grass hit a folded deployment flag that was at the top of the stand and as a result it had to be opened and the fire that caught it had to be extinguished.
The club is not ready to accept that the game, their last chance to win the championship, will be moved to another stadium and as a result, their chances of beating Maccabi Haifa will decrease.
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One way or another, even if the Supreme Court does not accept Hapoel Beer Sheva's appeal and the game does move to Teddy Stadium, for example, Hapoel Beer Sheva will not sell more than ten percent of the stands.
Even if the Maccabi Haifa fans are willing to purchase 20,000 tickets since this may be their championship game, Hapoel Beer Sheva has no intention of allowing the sale of more than 3,000 tickets, which is ten percent of the contents of Teddy that may host the game.
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Israeli soccer
Super League
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Elyaniv Barda