Three fans were brought before the Magistrate’s Court in Petach Tikva and were banned from stadiums due to their disturbances at the Toto Cup Derby.
Two of the three fans were arrested by police after being identified by Maccabi Tel Aviv’s security apparatus and were banned from stadiums for the next 180 days by the court while the third received a 21-day ban.
The Club has also sent them official letters banning them from any club related activities for five years. One of the fans who was caught using pyrotechnics for the second time at a match and was given a five year ban last season was now permanently banned from the stadiums.
Maccabi Tel Aviv FC has also demanded compensation of 100,000 Shekels for damages incurred by the Club from each of the following fans, Shahak Shmuel Ashkenazi, Almog Tasiri and Tzion Mizrachi.
These actions are continuation of the Club’s efforts to “Kick Out Violence & Racism” and further penalties and punishments may be handed down to additional fans following the completion of the security video analysis.
