US EditionReal Madrid-Maccabi Game to Be Played without Fans Due to Security Fears
- Real Madrid announced that its EuroLeague game against Maccabi Rapyd Tel Aviv will be played without fans due to security concerns, according to AFP.
- More than 250 organizations called for the match's suspension over Israel's war in Gaza, planning a rally outside the venue on game day.
- The National Police classified the match as high-risk, leading to the exclusion of spectators, as stated by Real Madrid's club announcement.
- Security issues involving Israeli teams have led to similar closures in Spain's sporting events throughout the EuroLeague season.
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Fans barred from Real Madrid vs Maccabi Tel Aviv basketball game
Thursday's Euroleague basketball clash between Real Madrid and Maccabi Tel Aviv in the Spanish capital will be played behind closed doors due to security concerns, Real said on Monday. The decision was taken to comply with a police recommendation after the match was deemed high-risk, the Spanish club said in a statement, adding that tickets for the game will be refunded. "Following a meeting of the State Commission against Violence, Racism, Xeno…
Real Madrid ban fans from Maccabi Rapyd Tel Aviv clash after anti-Israel protests
Real Madrid confirmed on Monday that their EuroLeague basketball fixture against Maccabi Rapyd Tel Aviv will take place without spectators present at the Movistar Arena this Thursday
The tension grows at every step. Maccabi Tel Aviv’s visit to Spain to contest two Euroleague matches sparked a wave of claims to prevent the Israeli team from meeting these commitments. Even, some 250 social organizations, of solidarity with Palestine and the Palestinian community in Madrid, demanded in a unitary manifesto the suspension of the matches with Barcelona and Real Madrid planned for this Tuesday and Thursday. Although they failed to …
The Euroligue basketball match that will see Real Madrid and the Israeli club Maccabi Rapyd Tel-Aviv in Madrid play without a public for security reasons.
The Euroleague basketball match that will face Real Madrid and Maccabi Tel Aviv in the Movistar Arena this Thursday, January 8, declared high risk, will be played behind closed doors "for security reasons" and following the recommendation of the National Police.This is what the delegate of the government in Madrid, Francisco Martín, announced this Monday before the media, after having held a meeting to which they have attended responsible of the…
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