JERUSALEM: Maccabi Tel Aviv will decline any tickets offered to their fans for a Europa League match at away to Aston Villa, the Israeli club announced Monday. The local Safety Advisory Group (SAG) covering Villa Park in Birmingham, central England, last week blocked visiting fans from attending the November 6 match following a police risk assessment. That decision drew widespread political criticism, including UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer, with widespread calls for the ruling to be reversed. The British government said Friday it was working to allow Israeli fans to be present.

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Israeli club Maccabi Tel Aviv say they will not accept any ticket allocation from Aston Villa should the decision to ban their supporters from next month's Europa League match be…

The Israeli club said in a statement that a ‘toxic atmosphere’ had put the safety of fans wanting to attend ‘very much in doubt’

The Israeli side’s fans have been blocked from attending, with the club saying in a statement: ‘The wellbeing and safety of our fans is paramount’

JERUSALEM: Maccabi Tel Aviv will decline any tickets offered to their fans for a Europa League match at away to Aston Villa, the Israeli club announced Monday. The local Safety…

Tel Aviv football team says it is working to 'stamp out racism' among its fan base.

Aston Villa remind fans of Uefa rules against "the displaying of political symbols, messages or flags" before next month's Europa League match with Maccabi Tel Aviv.

Maccabi Tel Aviv kündigt an, auf sein Kontingent für das Spiel bei Aston Villa zu verzichten. Zuvor waren israelische Fans ausgeschlossen worden. Der Klub übt nun scharfe Kritik.

Exclusive: West Midlands police were told supporters randomly attacked Muslims in Amsterdam last year

LONDON: British police concluded that traveling Maccabi Tel Aviv fans represented the biggest potential threat of violence at their team’s match against Aston Villa next month.…