The second leg of the Europa League Playoff Round will take place this coming Thursday (25/8) at the Stadion Poljud.
Fans who would like to purchase a match ticket may do so through the Leaan Ticket Agency.
Please note:
- Tickets may be collected only with the presentation of a copy of each person’s passport.
- Tickets will be on sale on Matchday at the stadium. Further details will be available shortly.
- Tickets must be collected by Monday at 17:00 at the Leaan Ticket Agency Office located at 101 Dizengoff Street.
Ticket Prices:
Leaan Ticket Office 101 Dizengoff Street
General Admission – 60 NIS
Category 1 Midfield – 105 NIS
Website/Telephone *8780
General Admission – 65 NIS
Category 1 Midfield – 110 NIS
Rules of conduct:
- The transfer of tickets is prohibited.
- Fans who are not permitted to attend Maccabi matches in Israel are not permitted to attend games outside of the country as well. Should fans who are not permitted attempt to attend the match, they will not be permitted to enter the stadium and the ticket cost will not be returned.
- All fans must heed the police and security directives. Fans who do not follow the instructions will be subject to penalty by the local authorities
- Should the match be postponed or canceled the ticket cost (if any) will be refunded with the help of the Club.
According to the sporting event bylaws, the following offenses may be subject to arrest and lead to a conviction:
- It’s forbidden to enter the stadium under the influence of drugs or alcohol.
- A person who enters the area of the other club’s fans will be subject to ejection from the stadium for any reason whatsoever.
- Tickets may not be transferred or sold without the written consent of the club. Any ticket that changes hands risks entry to the stadium.
- Any ticket put up for sale without consent may be confiscated by the ushers, security personnel or police.
- The Club reserves the right to deny entry or eject any fan from the stadium who attempts to violate the law and order.
- Any cases of violence and racism will result in legal action against the violators of the full extent of the law by the local security forces and by the Maccabi Tel Aviv Football Club.
