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Ticket Sales Hapoel Raanana Home Match

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Maccabi Tel Aviv host Hapoel Raanana on Saturday September 15th (18:00), Matchday 3 of the Israel Premier League Ligat Japanika. Tickets are on sale now via the Leaan Website, the Leaan Ticket Office located at 42 Frishman Street, Tel Aviv and via Telephone *8780.

You may purchase tickets on the Leaan Website by using the User ID and password. If you do know one or both of those details please send an email to support@leaan.co.il.

Home printing is available
Please note: Entrance to the parking lots around the stadium are with 2018/19 permits only. There are still and few permits left and can be purchased for the remainder of the season.

Ticket Prices
Leaan Ticket Office
Youth/Soldier/Women – (Sections 101-102, 108-109, 208-209 only) – 50 NIS
Lower East Stand – 100 NIS
West Stand – 100 NIS
E+ – 220 NIS
Silver Section – 350 NIS

Phone/Leaan Website
Youth/Soldier/Women – (Sections 101-102, 108-109, 208-209 only) – 55 NIS
Lower East Stand – 105 NIS
West Stand – 105 NIS
E+ – 225 NIS
Silver Section – 355 NIS

Youth/Soldier/Women tickets are available for purchase by telephone only after identification.

Ticket Collection
Tickets may be collected at the Leaan Ticket Office located at 42 Frishman Street, Tel Aviv between Sunday-Thursday 09:00-19:00, Friday 09:00-13:30.
Tickets may be collected on Matchday at the Stadium ticket windows beginning 3 hours prior to the match until 45 minutes after the start of the match.

Watch & Vote: Which goal made your month?

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UEFA Youth League: Maccabi “Shachar” drawn against Anzhi Makhachkala

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After winning their domestic league championship last season, Maccabi “Shachar” Tel Aviv, the Club’s Under-19 team took part in the UEFA Youth League draw. The young Yellow & Blue will face FC Anzhi Makhachkala from Russia in a two legged tie and should Guy Tzarfati’s squad advance they will play the winner of the match between Sigma Olomouc (CZE) v Maribor (SVN).

The first leg against Anzhi will take place in the city of Astrakhan on October 3rd, while the return leg will be played at the Ramle Stadium on October 24th. Should Maccabi advance the next round tie against either Sigma or Maribor will take place on November 7th away and on November 28th at home.

The Youth Department Director Guy Zukerman said: “It’s not a simple draw and it will be a difficult trip to get to the away match in Russia. From a professional side, I’m certain that we will be able to stand up to them and advance. In terms of the second draw should we advance, I’m sure that we will also be able to compete and continue to move along in the competition.”

“It’s always an incredible experience to be a part of the Champions League,” Zukerman continued. “I recall that when we participated in the group stages a few seasons ago, it was quite a wonderful experience. And now to be a part of a draw with some of the top youth departments in Europe, is also something extra special and gives us a tremendous amount of energy, respect and honor. I hope that we will also be able to honor the club with our performance on the pitch.”

Domestic Champions path guide

This path involves the domestic youth champions of the 32 best-ranked associations in the 2017 UEFA association coefficient rankings (the same rankings used to decide access to the 2018/19 UEFA Champions League and UEFA Europa League).
Vacancies in the domestic champions path (because a club is instead eligible for the UEFA Champions League path, for example Atlético and Inter) are filled by the domestic youth champion of the next best-ranked association (in the above cases, Moldova and Iceland).
Chelsea, who won this competition in 2014/15 and 2015/16 but lost last season’s final to Barcelona, enter this path.
Two-time semi-finalists Anderlecht keep up their record of entering all six editions.
Debuts: AEL Limassol, Anji, Bohemians, FC Admira, Hamilton Academical, Hertha Berlin, Illés Akadémia, Lech Poznań, KR, Montpellier, Septemvri Sofia, Signa Olomouc, Žilina.

Road to Nyon

Play-offs
In the draw on 17 December, the eight Domestic Champions path survivors will be drawn at home to the eight UEFA Champions League path runners-up in one-off ties to be played on 12/13 February to decide the eight remaining round of 16 berths. The other eight places are taken by the UEFA Champions League path group winners.

Dates
Play-off draw: 17 December
Play-offs: 19/20 February
Knockout draw (round of 16 onwards): 22 February
Round of 16: 12/13 February
Quarter-finals: 2/3 April
Semi-final: 26 April, Nyon
Final: 29 April, Nyon

Eliran Atar voted HISENSE August Player of the Month

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Eliran Atar’s good start to the season has earned him the HISENSE Player of the Month award yet again. With 3 goals this past month, Maccabi FIRST members gave #16 the nod for the second month in a row. However he did have competition this month as Dor Micha finished a close second while Dan Glazer and Itay Shechter were close behind.

אתם בחרתם: עטר שחקן חודש אוגוסט של HISENSE

Did you vote for Atar? Now’s the part that you’re all waiting for!
Today (Tuesday September 4th) at 17:00 israel Time you’ll receive an SMS with a trivia question. Whoever answers the question first correctly will win a HISENSE 32” TV. Don’t miss out!

Maccabi Fixtures through Matchday 14

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The Israel League Ligat Japanika published the dates and times of the club’s fixtures through Matchday 14. The matches are as follows (Home team listed first):

Matchday 3 – Saturday September 15, 18:00: Maccabi Tel Aviv – Hapoel Raanana
Matchday 4 – Saturday September 22, 20:30: Maccabi Netanya – Maccabi Tel Aviv
Matchday 5 – Monday October 1, 21:00: Maccabi Tel Aviv – Hapoel Tel Aviv
Matchday 6 – Sunday October 7, 21:00: Beitar Jerusalem – Maccabi Tel Aviv
Matchday 7 – Saturday October 20, 17:00: Maccabi Tel Aviv – Hapoel Hadera
Matchday 8 – Sunday October 28, 20:30: Hapoel Haifa – Maccabi Tel Aviv
Matchday 9 – Saturday November 3, 20:30: Maccabi Tel Aviv – Bnei Sakhnin
Matchday 10 – Sunday November 11, 20:15: Kiryat Shemona – Maccabi Tel Aviv
Matchday 11 – Saturday December 1, 21:00: Maccabi Petah Tikva – Maccabi Tel Aviv
Matchday 12 – Tuesday December 4, 20:30: Maccabi Tel Aviv – SC Ashdod
Matchday 13 – Saturday December 8, 20:30: Bnei Yehuda – Maccabi Tel Aviv
Matchday 14 – Monday December 17, 21:00: Maccabi Haifa – Maccabi Tel Aviv

Youth Academy Girls Project

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The Maccabi Tel Aviv Youth Academy’s Girls Project is expanding: For the first time a girls team will participate in league play and will train at the PenguinPickUp Training Ground at Kiryat Shalom. An additional younger girls team will also begin training under the auspices of Academy and Head Coach Mor Shaked.

New! The school at the Hadar Yosef Athletic Stadium will also have a girls team and train under the Maccabi Tel Aviv Football Club. The Head Coach will be Dana Nissenboim.

For further information and to register click here

PenguinPickUp Training Ground Kiryat Shalom (Mor Shaked – 0524448103)
League Team: Girls born in 2007 and before
Monday 19:00, Wednesday 18:00 (Matches for children born between 2005-2007)
Open Girls Team: Girls born in 2008 and after
Monday 18:00, Friday 15:30

Hadar Yosef (Dana Nissenboim – 0506300890)
Open Girls Team: Girls born between 2006-2011
Tuesday and Thursday 16:00

Eduardo Guerrero joins Maccabi on loan

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Maccabi Tel Aviv FC reached an agreement with UD Universitario of Panama for the loan deal of 18 year-old striker Eduardo Antonio Guerrero Locano who impressed during a three week trial at the club.

Maccabi’s Performance Director, Patrick van Leeuwen, told the club’s website: “Eduardo Guerrero is a player we have had training with our youth team for over 3 weeks now and left a very good impression. We think that he is a perfect match to the playing style we request from our players at Maccabi and Eduardo’s further development at the club is something we look forward to. Welcome Eduardo and good luck”.

Guerrero made his name on the international stage as he scored 4 goals for Panama U17’s in the CONCACAF qualifying campaign which wasn’t enough to see his country reach the U17 World Cup. Having made his full international debut for the Panama senior side in a friendly against Granada, Guerrero will aim to lead his country to the U-20 World Cup in Poland.

Vote now for the August HISENSE Player of the Month

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After a super busy month of action, it’s time to vote for the August HISENSE Player of the Month for a chance to win a brand new TV.

Maccabi FIRST members can choose the player that they thought were the best of the best beginning today Monday September 3rd until Tuesday September 4th at 13:00. At 17:00 on Tuesday all those who chose the winning player will receive an SMS with a trivia question. The first to answer correctly will win a 32” TV from HISENSE.

For the rules and regulations, click here.

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“After getting slapped on Thursday, you saw a strong Maccabi with plenty of character”

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Yellow & Blue striker, Itay Shechter looked back at Maccabi Tel Aviv’s 1:1 draw at Hapoel Beer Sheva on Matchday 2 of the Israel Premier League:

“It was a bit of a missed opportunity. We were better for the majority of the match and gave up a goal that we shouldn’t have. But you can see that Maccabi has a strong character to be able to come here after getting slapped on Thursday. We will be a strong team this year both on and off of the pitch and in the mental aspects as well. We have a bunch of men here. We’re disappointed, but we will take away the positives as there is a long way to go. To come into Beer Sheva and play the way we did especially after Thursday shows a lot of character. We will continue to work hard with passion, hunger and desire in order to reach our goals this season.”

A strong Maccabi:
“We began the match well, we controlled most of the game and Beer Sheva had a tough time adapting to the way we played. We gave up a goal on a half mistake but we showed character in a tough stadium. This is only Matchday 2 and we will keep working hard and focussed to reach our goals and for everyone to see a strong Maccabi.”

Just the start of the season:
“I knew that there would be tough competition for playing time in the squad which was built for both Europe and domestic competitions. I knew that I would have to prove myself in training and during the minutes I received at the start of the season. Slowly but surely I have been gaining confidence and have been playing more. This is just the beginning of the season and there will be good minutes and some not so good minutes along the way. My goal as a player and the goals of Maccabi Tel Aviv is to work hard, be hungry and modest as the league has a long way to go.”

Giving everything for Maccabi:
“We have to give it our all in every training session and every player understands at Maccabi that they have to give 110% whether it’s for 90 minutes or one minute. There were three ongoing competitions and the coach split the minutes up appropriately throughout the squad. I will give everything I have any time I am called upon.”

Taking the positives:
“Golasa scored a great goal and we have to give him credit. We are on the right path and we have plenty of time to go in the season. In order for us to forget what happened in Europe we all had to give it our all and we did everything to win here but the match ended in a draw. We will take the positives, learn from them and move on. Have a Happy Rosh Hashana and a Happy New Year.”

Open Trials at the Youth Academy

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The Maccabi Tel Aviv “Avi Cohen” Youth Academy held a special day for young players from across the country. The open trial day was held at the new Tel Aviv University training facility under the direction of Robin Verheul who heads the North programing, and the Academy’s chief scout Ran Elias.

Patrick van Leeuwen, the Club’s Performance Director goal with these special days is to be able to find additional quality players at various ages. Open to those born between 2008-2014, the staff prepared training sessions appropriate for different age groups and had the chance to impress the coaches on hand.

Should a player impress the staff, the club will be in contact with them. This amazing day was a fantastic opportunity for youngsters from around the country to get a taste of the values of Maccabi Tel Aviv.