Doron Ben Dor
Maccabi Haifa fans (Omari Stein)
Bnei Sakhnin has a great feature ahead of the team’s game tonight (Tuesday, 20:15) against the state champion Maccabi Haifa. The great desire of the club’s people is that the game will pass peacefully not only on the grass, but mainly in the stands. After all the tickets for the game were already sold out yesterday, both for the 4,000 Sakhnin fans and for the 500 Green fans, the biggest fear is that there will be unwanted friction in the stands between the visiting fans who bought tickets for the Sakhnin stands.
According to the data received by the people of Sakhnin, quite a few Maccabi Haifa fans and even hundreds purchased tickets for the Sakhnin stand in the hope that they could be transferred to the main stand of the Greens. event manager Mujib Zebidat He warned and said: “That no infiltrating Haifa fan will think that during the game we can move him to their stand, where we have been approved for only 500 fans.
We do not have a license to accommodate one more fan in this stand, and therefore those who have already purchased tickets to the Sakhnin stands and will not be able to identify them, will have to maintain restraint and not be provoked. Fans from both camps who find them in the stands they are confronting, immediately leave the field, and no one will have any doubts. The police will not be ready to catch fire in the stands.”
On the professional level, Sakhnin will be missing one of its most significant players, defender Fabian Sporxalda, who was injured during the game against Hapoel Tel Aviv and will be absent for the next month. His place should be filled by Abdullah Jaber. Coach Haim Silves practiced a formation of three brakes that includes Ante Polich, Maron Gantos and Maroane Cabaha.
It will be the first official appearance of Taleb Tawatcha against his youth team Maccabi Haifa. As I recall, in the opening interview of the season, the defender referred to the meeting against the Greens and said: “It will be tickling to play against them and it will be exciting, but until the first whistle. I received many messages of support from Sakhnin fans, I didn’t know it had such a large audience. When I didn’t play in Haifa, the smile disappeared And I wasn’t happy. It finished me because I didn’t play three games in a row. I got to a place that wants me and is building something big.”
