After spending two seasons with Beitar Jerusalem, Avi Nimni returned to Kiryat Shalom in the summer of 2005 and rejoined Maccabi Tel Aviv. Opening day of the 2005/06 campaign saw #8 return to Jerusalem and Teddy Stadium on August 28th and was received warmly by the Beitar faithful. In the 69th minute he was the difference maker. WATCH
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Ticket Sales Altach Away Match
Maccabi Tel Aviv will visit Altach on Thursday August 17th in Europa League Playoff Round action. The match will be played at the Tivoli-Neu Stadium in Innsbruck, Austria 20:30 local time and tickets are on sale until this evening August 14th at 19:00. Please note that Maccabi Tel Aviv fans will be seated in Section 10.
Tickets are on sale via the Leaan Ticket Agency. Tickets may be purchased at the Leaan Ticket Agency Office 101 Dizengoff Street Tel Aviv, via telephone *8780 and the Leaan Website. Tickets will also be on sale at the stadium on Matchday.
Ticket Prices
Leaan Ticket Office – 55 NIS
Telephone/Website – 60 NIS
Ticket collection
You may collect your tickets up until this evening Monday, 19:00 at the Leaan Ticket Office by presenting a valid Israeli passport or at the Tivoli-Neu Stadium in Innsbruck by presenting a copy of your valid passport. Tickets may be collected on Matchday beginning at 18:30 local time.
Find the treasure and win tickets to the Slavia Prague match
Maccabi Tel Aviv faces Slavia Prague on Matchday 5 of the Europa League on Thursday, November 23rd at 22:05 at the Netanya Stadium. Now’s your chance to win a pair of Silver tickets plus parking for the contest. But wait, don’t get your scarves ready just yet, you’ll have to earn the ticket, or better yet you’ll have to find them. Where? Right here. On the Website. And only on the Website, not on the App.
The following logo
can be found on one of the web pages in the match report section beginning today until November 22nd at 13:00. All you have to do is find it. How? From the following clue:
This was one of the first matches for many Maccabi Tel Aviv players including Eitan Tibi. Do you know which match it is? Then go to the match report for that contest and find the logo.
After you’ve found the logo and clicked on it you’ll be asked to answer a trivia question. Those who answer it correctly will receive an SMS on Wednesday at 17:00 with a question that you’ll need to answer to win the prize. The first person to answer it correctly will win the pair of tickets.
It’s not easy but it’s worth it. There’s not a lot of time so let’s get going.
Please Note!
- Each participant may answer the question only one
- To read the rules and regulations, click here
4:1 win over Shakhtar & 2:2 versus Dynamo Kyiv
The final day of the Under-19 Club’s Kiev Training Camp bore fruit as the side played well in both friendlies. In the first match Maccabi “Shachar” defeated Shakhtar Donetsk thanks to goals by Eylon Almog, Or Dasa, Eyal Chen and Tomer Altman. Later in the day the squad drew 2:2 after coming back from a 2:0 deficit on strikes by Eyal Chen and Nadav Nidam.
Head Coach Guy Tzarfati summed up the pair of contests: “I’m happy that we had the opportunity to play against two big European clubs and we gained some international experience while putting in a good performance. We were organized and played at a high level. In the two matches we played 3 different age groups and we gave everyone the chance to play at this level and gain experience. All in all it was a very successful training camp and we are happy to now return to Kiryat Shalom as a team and even stronger.”
The Under-19 side departed for their Ukraine training camp about a week ago and defeated Arsenal Kyiv 4:0. The camp continued with very intensive training sessions with the goal of improving and preparing the club for the 2017/18 season. The last day included two matches against strong European opponents, the Dynamo Kyiv and Shakhtar Donetsk youth teams. The young Yellow & Blue’s camp was a success that included solid results as as it ended on a high note.
Who am I? Match the coach with the season he opened
Golasa Visits Children’s Hospital
There’s nothing more exciting for a child to have a Maccabi Tel Aviv footballer visit them. But it’s even more emotional and meaningful for the child and parent should they unfortunately be hospitalized.
Eyal Golasa made a surprise visit to the Dana-Dwek Children’s Hospital with the Maccabi Foundation and made plenty of smile from ear to ear as he handed out scarves and jerseys while signing autographs and posing for pictures.
The midfielder said: “It’s always great to visit the hospital and make the children happy. It’s also very meaningful for myself. As players we are able to give hope to both the children and parents. It’s an honor and privilege for us to help cheer up the children.”
“I was very proud to be able to play with the Maccabi Tel Aviv first team”
One of the main goals of the Maccabi Tel Aviv Youth Department is to help players advance to the first team and on Saturday night two youth players did exactly that as they made their first team debuts on Matchday 5 of the Toto Cup. Fadi Najar who has played as a central defender for the Under-19 side entered the contest in the 67th minute and played as a left back while Eden Kartsev played 18 minutes in his natural position of defensive midfielder.
The 19-year old Najar who scored 2 goals in 30 appearances as a central defender last season spoke about his debut: “I was very proud to be able to play with the Maccabi Tel Aviv first team. I feel like I had a good debut and I was excited at first, but I got into the rhythm of the game very quickly. I hope that I will continue to perform well with the Youth club.”
Kartsev who is 17-years old has played for the Under-19 squad for the past 1.5 years making 39 appearances while scoring 8 goals. The young midfielder spoke about his first match: “I’m very happy to have made my debut for the best club in the country. I’ve waited for this for a long time and I have worked very hard to get to this point. I’m very happy that the club trusts me and has given me the stage to prove myself. I hope that I’ll get more opportunities to prove myself in the future. The match itself was fine and I was very excited but after a few minutes on the pitch I felt fine.”
Blast from the Past: Yeini defeats Bnei Yehuda in the 90th minute
August 30, 2008. Maccabi begins the season with a Little Derby against Bnei Yehuda on Matchday 1 as fan Eyal Levi reminded us on the Official Maccabi Tel Aviv Facebook Page. Yossi Shivhon scored an early goal but Pedro Galvan found the equalizer in the 89th minute. Over? Nope. Deep into stoppage time Sheran Yeini had the last word and made sure that the Yellow & Blue got their campaign started off on the right foot. WATCH
עונת 2008/09: ייני מנצח את בני יהודה בדקה ה-90
“Every time you put on the Maccabi jersey you must give 100%”
Veteran central defender, Tal Ben Haim looked back at his goal as well as Maccabi’s 2:1 win over Hapoel Raanana in the Toto Cup group stages. Number 26 discussed the importance of wearing the Maccabi jersey, improving match to match and how long it’s been since he last scored:
“I am very happy and it’s been a long time since I scored last which was against Tottenham in 2005.”
Defender’s job:
“As a central defender my job is not to give up any goals and if I do score it’s an extra in my opinion. I’m happy that I scored but they won’t rely on me to score as there are plenty of other players who are better and are there to do just that.”
Improving:
“We still have a way to go and we are just at the beginning of the season. Of course we are trying to continue to improve match by match. Thursday is a totally different story, a tough contest but we will be prepared.”
Importance of wearing the Yellow & Blue jersey:
“We have a big squad with a lot of quality players. We have played some very important matches in Europe and we’ve done the job so far. Today wasn’t an easy match as we already knew we had advanced. Every time you put on the Maccabi jersey you must give 100% and that’s what we did today.”
Training Camp Day 5: Friendlies for U17 & U16
The 5th day of the Kiev Training Camp saw two Maccabi Youth Department sides have mixed results in their friendly matches. Maccabi “Oded” Tel Aviv (U17) took on the U17 Ukrainian National Team and fell 2:1 as Bar Cohen scored for the young Yellow & Blue. Maccabi “Eli Fuchs” Tel Aviv (U16) faced RFK and won 8:0 thanks to goals by Shaked Navon (2), Tal Torgeman (2), Yehali Lazar, Ilay Hadar, Ron Yosef and Shahaf Mazor.
Raymond Atteveld, the Professional Director of the Under-16 team spoke about the match and the training camp in general: “The training camp gives you the opportunity to build the club on the pitch. You can fix things up and help out each other to get the best out of each player. The players have worked very hard this week both on and off of the pitch. It didn’t take long to see the results as we won 8:0.
As soon as we controlled the pace in the first half our opponent began to tire. We scored some very nice goals due to our quickness. But we can still read the game better, to know where our opponent’s weak points are and where our strengths lie.
We began the second half with fresh players and they pressured the other side who was already tired and we didn’t let them breathe. At the end of the match the players knew that they could’ve scored even more goals. This is the goal that we are aiming for as a club and to know that there are no shortcuts, to always give 100% every day and at every moment. We will continue to push each other higher. Congratulations to the players and there is no need to say it but the players know how to give 100% to Maccabi Tel Aviv.”
Eliezer Ben Aharon, the Under-17 Coach spoke about his side’s contest: “We played against a very good and aggressive National Team. The match can be split up into two halves, one which was good and the other which wasn’t. We made a lot of substitutes and we were a bit fatigued. This was our second match and we will continue to learn from these experiences as we continue on.”
The Maccabi Tel Aviv Youth Department team will continue their training camp and will face additional opponents in Dynamo Kyiv and Shakhtar Donetsk.
