Stadium

Three years without a home field, incidental expenses of four million shekels per season, and a stadium stuck in limbo. The northern team is forced to wander to the center of the country, team officials do not know if or when they will return home, and renovations are dragging on sluggishly: "An indescribable failure." The municipality reassures: "We hope to return in the coming months."

The police spokesperson announced on Thursday that Central District officers arrested a security guard suspected of involvement in a violent brawl that occurred on Wednesday during the Toto Cup match between Hapoel Petah Tikva and Maccabi Netanya at HaMoshava Stadium. The incident took place during halftime when a fight broke out between fans and civilian security guards, requiring police...

The severe violence in the stands during the match between Hapoel Petah Tikva and Maccabi Netanya, when a fan was struck in the head with an iron rod by a steward, is a warning sign for us all. On the day that, heaven forbid, a person who came to watch a sporting event ends their life at the stadium, we will no longer be able to say we were surprised.

A violent and unusual incident occurred this Wednesday evening during the Toto Cup match at the Shlomo Insurance Stadium in Petah Tikva. A confrontation between Hapoel Petah Tikva fans and security personnel escalated into a brawl, leaving one fan with a head injury. Three stewards have been arrested for questioning.

After extensive renovation work and adaptation to the highest standards, the municipal field will host its first match in the National League tomorrow as the local team takes to the upgraded pitch in front of the home crowd.