Hapoel Tel Aviv to Face Baskonia in Vitoria Under Strict Security
Hapoel Tel Aviv will face Baskonia in a EuroLeague away match with spectators in Vitoria for the first time since the war, under strict security measures.
For the first time since the outbreak of the war, an Israeli sports club will play an away match with spectators in Vitoria against Baskonia. The upcoming EuroLeague Round 12 fixture at the Buesa Arena will feature Hapoel Tel Aviv facing the Basque side.
In an official statement issued by the club, management announced that the match will be open exclusively to season ticket holders. Due to heightened security protocols implemented for this high-profile encounter, general public ticket sales have been suspended.
Fans holding season passes must present a physical ID card or passport alongside their digital or physical season ticket upon entry. The club emphasized that season passes for this specific fixture are strictly non-transferable.
Doors to the Buesa Arena will open an hour and a half prior to tip-off to accommodate thorough security checks. Club officials urged all attendees to arrive early, noting that these rigorous measures were coordinated closely with local security forces.
