Beitar Jerusalem Punished with Away Game Behind Closed Doors

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Beitar Jerusalem was punished with an away game without fans and a fine of 100,000 shekels, following a brawl and the fans' invasion of the pitch before the match against Hapoel Petah Tikva. According to Ynet, the Supreme Court of the Israel Football Association sentenced the club to an away game without fans, which will apply to the encounter against Maccabi Haifa at Sammy Ofer in early December.

According to Channel 14, the arrangement between the prosecutor and the heads of the clubs also included a fine of 60,000 shekels on Hapoel Petah Tikva, and the cancellation of the point-deduction penalties sought by the prosecutor. According to ONE, the agreement with the prosecutor included a ban on selling tickets for the match against Maccabi Haifa.