Turner Divided? Preparations for the Champion of Champions Match

Last updated: 6.7.2026 / 9:41

10 days before the intriguing matchup between the champion and the cup holder: If Maccabi Tel Aviv does not sell the number of tickets allocated to it, they will be transferred to Hapoel Be'er Sheva

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The Champion of Champions match between Hapoel Be'er Sheva and Maccabi Tel Aviv will be held in ten days at Turner Stadium. This will be the last significant test for the champion and cup holder before entering the competition cycle in the European tournaments. Ticket sales for the match will open soon, with the stands divided equally between the two teams in principle until five days before the game. In practice, until the end of this coming weekend the visiting Maccabi Tel Aviv is given the opportunity to sell half the stadium capacity to its fans. If by Sunday Maccabi Tel Aviv does not sell the allocated quantity the tickets will be returned to Hapoel Be'er Sheva so it can sell them to its fans - according to the procedure for the Champion of Champions match run by the football leagues management.

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It is approaching. Maccabi TA versus Be'er Sheva/Danny Maron

For Hapoel Be'er Sheva this will be, as mentioned, a test just days before it faces the winner between Hungarian champion Gyor and Icelandic champion Vikingur. Maccabi Tel Aviv, on the other hand, will meet in its Europa League qualifying entry round the winner between Sheriff Tiraspol and Slovenian Aluminij. As a reminder, an identical match was held last summer. Then Maccabi Tel Aviv was champion and Hapoel Be'er Sheva cup holder. Be'er Sheva arrived at Bloomfield and won despite playing most of the match with a numerical disadvantage due to the red card to Roei Levy.

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