Teddy Stadium

Hundreds of Hapoel Tel Aviv fans received heavy parking fines and vehicle towing by police outside Teddy Stadium in Jerusalem, sparking widespread anger among supporters.

Maccabi Haifa management and owner Yaakov Shahar boycotted tonight's match against Hapoel Jerusalem at Teddy Stadium in solidarity with fans protesting police violence.

Maccabi Haifa has announced an unprecedented boycott of ticket sales for matches at Teddy Stadium in Jerusalem, protesting excessive police force against fans.

A new station was built near the stadium, but trains will not stop there immediately following high-attendance matches. While fans are frustrated by the walk to the next station, Jerusalem Municipality officials state the measure is essential for crowd control.

The new light rail route will be seven kilometers long, include 12 new stations, and intersect with the veteran Red Line. Although fans have been waiting for years, the station next to Teddy Stadium and the Arena will not operate during major events.