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BIG HANUKAH Happening! Registration is Open!

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We hope that you haven’t made plans yet for next Thursday December 29th because the BIG HANUKAH Happening is here! We have some great programs and activities set for the both children and parents on the synthetic pitch at the Kiryat Shalom Training Facility and right after that you’ll have a chance to meet the players, take pictures with them and get their autographs.

The Happening begins at 12:15 and all fans that have registered in advance are asked to arrive at the Training Facility at 11:30. Registration begins today for up to 350 fans. Please note that you must register in advance to attend the Happening.

How does it work?
Registration is open today, December 21st beginning at 14:00 to all Maccabi FIRST members for the Hanukah Happening next Thursday December 29th between 12:15-14:30 at the Kiryat Shalom Training Facility. The event is limited to 350 participants ONLY.

Each person may register up to 3 participants which includes the person submitting the registration. Juts like when you make a reservation at a restaurant, you request a table for yourself plus 2 friends for a total of 3 ONLY.

IMPORTANT:
You may only register once per season and if you were at the last Community Day you may not register again.

If you registered for the last Community Day and weren’t able to come but didn’t give us notice, you will not be allowed to attend this coming Community Day. If you register for this upcoming Community Day and can’t come, please let us know in advance.

If weather conditions don’t permit the Community Day to take place, you will be notified a few hours prior to the event and you’ll be able to participate in the Community Day the following month.

All participants must arrive at the Kiryat Shalom Training Facility by 11:30. Should you be delayed, you may not be able to participate in the event.

In order to ensure that all fans meet all of the players, special greeting videos may not be recorded at the Training Facility.

Following your registration, a Maccabi representative will be in touch with you to get all of the participants necessary details.

Entrance to the Training Facility will be granted only after a full security check. Each participant will need to present their Teudat Tzehut ID Card, License or Passport in order to take part in the event. Entrance will not be granted to those whose names do not appear on the official registration list!
Participants are not allowed to bring with professional photographers or videographers. 

For the rules and regulations, please click on the following link.

May 2022

Registration closed

Tickets on sale for game against Kfar Sava

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Come and celebrate Hannukka with us at Bloomfield. This Saturday, December 28, Maccabi Tel Aviv will host Hapoel Kfar Sava in the 16th round of the TASE Premier League with an early kickoff at 15:00. Before you head home to light the sixth Hannukka candle, we invite you to come and support Maccabi in their own celebration. Tickets are already on sale.

Tickets are available at Lean agency’s counter at 42 Frishman Street, via phone at *8780 or through Maccabi’s official web site.

Note: The stadium ticket booths will be closed and tickets should be printed at home and presented at the gate either in hardcopy form or on your smart phone.

Cut out the hassle, it’s far better to park the car well away from the stadium and take a shuttle bus instead. Details here.

Ticket prices are as follows:

Gate 4 (sections 311-314, unmarked seats) – 50 NIS

Gate 7 families enclosure (sections 419-422, marked seats) 70 NIS

Gate 8 (sections 428-431 unmarked seats) – 70 NIS

East stand (gates 7-8, sections 319-322, 328-331) 80 NIS

East stand (gates 7-8, sections 323-324, 326-327, 423-424, 426-427 ) 90 NIS

East stand (sections 325, 425) 100 NIS

Gates 2, 13 – 110 NIS

Silver enclosure east 120 NIS

Silver enclosure west 225 NIS

Gold enclosure 400 NIS

For purchases click here

Piven: I’m pleased to be a part of this club

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Shahar Piven has signed a new four-year contract with Maccabi Tel Aviv and showed the pleasure of the announcement at Thursday’s pre-match news conference alongside coach Vladimir Ivic.

“I think it’s the dream of every player who grows up at Maccabi to be a member of the team and I am very happy,” he said after posing with a Maccabi shirt that had his name and 2024, the date when his current contract expires.

“I am pleased at the confidence the club has shown in me, it’s an honour to be offered a long-term contract. I am honoured to be a member of this club,” he said.

Piven warned of the consequences of taking opponents lightly in the cup. Maccabi are away to Hapoel Umm El Fahm on Saturday in Afula. They are a second division club but the player warned that they will be a threat.

“Any team can lose at any stage of the cup, no matter how big or how small. They have a good coach and we won’t be underestimating any opponents from any league, certainly not from the second division.”

Piven agreed with others that there was still work to be done at the club and that the team has not yet reached its full potential.

“I’m very happy we broke the record but there is no way you can go through a season without conceding a goal. Any club can score against us and we take all our opponents seriously. The record is in the past now and we have to work on our game. There is lots to improve and we must get back to doing our best.”

PIVEN SIGNS NEW FOUR-YEAR-DEAL

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Shahar Piven has signed a new four year deal at Maccabi Tel Aviv which will keep him at the club until the end of the 2023-24 season.

The 24-year-old defender who has risen through Maccabi’s Youth Academy, today signed a new contract at Maccabi Tel Aviv which will keep him at the club until the end of the 2023-24 season.


After signing, Piven told the club’s official website: “I am delighted to sign a new contract extension at Maccabi Tel Aviv, the club where I grew up and was raised. I would like to thank Ben Mansford for the faith he has shown in me and for being a significant factor in my progress at the club. Now I am waiting to justify on the pitch the faith shown in me and continue marching the club forward to future titles.”

Coach Vladimir Ivic added: “It is good news that the club and Shahar have reached an agreement to extend his contract. Shahar deserves it because he has worked hard to achieve this, as he is one of the young players who will be the future of Maccabi Tel Aviv Football Club. From now on it’s all up to him and I am convinced that he will take his chance on the way to a successful career.”

Piven returned to Maccabi at the start of the 2018-19 season after several seasons on loan to Beitar Tel Aviv and Ashdod SC. He scored his debut goal for the club in the Toto Cup derby and has made a total of 30 appearances in all completions including 25 in the TASE Premier League.

This season, Piven made his European debut and has made a total of 12 appearances in all competitions so far.

Saturday’s age-group fixtures

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Maccabi Tel Aviv’s youth team return to league action on Saturday after a two-week international break and will host Nof Hagalil at their home ground in Ness Ziona at noon.

Eliezer Ben Aharon’s charges, who are unbeaten, lie third in the youth league table and look to be the favourites against Nof Hagalil, who are 14th in the division with only three wins after 12 rounds of play.

Maccabi Petah Tikva v. Maccabi Tel Aviv “Oded”, 14:30: Boys A will be brimming with confidence after winning the Derby last week and like the youth team, lie third in their division, three points ahead and three places ahead of their hosts.

Maccabi Tel Aviv “Eli Fuchs” v. Maccabi Haifa: Boys B lie atop their division and with eight consecutive wins will be confident going into their match against Haifa, who are third in the division. The game will be played at Kiryat Shalom, kickoff at 10:30.

Maccabi Tel Aviv “Eldad” v. Bnei Yehuda: Boys C host their opponents in the small city derby in the 10th round of action. They lie fourth in their division, while Bnei Yehuda are seventh. The match will be played at Kiryat Shalom, kickoff at 8.30.

Yeini credits Maccabi’s success for helping him

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Maccabi Tel Aviv captain Sheran Yeini was one of several players who visited Safra Children’s Hospital at Tel Hashomer on Wednesday where they brought ailing kids good wishes and gifts for Hanukkah. He talked about his own recovery from injury and the club’s form this season.

“There are patients here with difficult injuries and ailments and they will need a long period of recovery. They enjoy welcoming us but we also feel good about being able to make them smile a little,” Yeini said.

He talked about his own injury and said: “I had a muscle injury that required a long period of recovery, I then came back but re-injured myself. These things happen sometimes but it has required mental toughness to deal with the situation, so I’m really excited about getting back into action.

“It’s good to see that the team have managed without me and now there will be tough competition for places but I’m sure that we will all benefit from the rivalry.”

Yeini said that the past two draws would cause the players to pick up the pace and strive for better results.

“Maccabi are a good enough club to be able to deal with two consecutive draws. It’s not easy when we don’t achieve our aims but we are competitive and we know that even a draw will make us hungry for better results.”

Players celebrate Hanukkah with gifts to kids at Safra Hospital

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While Maccabi Tel Aviv are prepare for Saturday’s State Cup eighth round tie against Hapoel Umm El Fahm, players Sheran Yeini, Ofir Davidzada, Eylon Almog, Dan Glazer and Ruslan Barsky took time out on Wednessday to visit kids at Safra Children’s Hospital at Tel Hashomer to wish them a speedy recovery and happy Hanukkah.

The visit was part of the Maccabi Tel Aviv FC Foundation’s activities in the community to bring a smile to the faces of ailing children throughout the country.

The players distributed gifts and posed for photos with the children, wishing them a speedy recovery and a happy holiday.

The week-long Jewish Festival of Light begins on Sunday.

Tickets on sale for away fixture v Bnei Yehuda

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Maccabi Tel Aviv will play Bnei Yehuda Tel Aviv in the small city Derby at Bloomfield on December 24 (kickoff at 20:15) and tickets are now on sale for the TASE Premier League 15th round fixture.

Tickets are available through the Lean ticket agency at 42 Frishman Street, via phone on *8780 or here, on our official web site.

Maccabi fans have been allocated seats in gate 10 and 11 and seats are unmarked.

Loyalty points will be awarded to Maccabi scheme members for purchases for this fixture. Members who accrue more points get priority to buy tickets for away fixtures where there is high demand and only a limited number of seats:

Season ticket holders for the 2019-20 season will get two points per ticket.

FOREVER+ members who are season ticket holders will be awarded four points.

FOREVER+ members who are not season ticket holders will receive two points.

Non-loyalty scheme members will receive one point.

Note: In order to confirm points, season ticket holders must state their membership number when making their purchase. Non-season ticket holders who want to accrue the points must purchase their tickets through the Lean web site and log on with their personal details.

Fans who have bought tickets but are no-shows at the stadium for the match will have their points deleted automatically.

Ticket prices for Maccabi supporters:

Gates 10 and 11 (unmarked seats) 66 shekels at the Lean ticket office, or 77 shekels via telephone or web site order.

Please note that tickets will not be distributed at the stadium booths on match day. They must be printed at home or downloaded on to smart phones.