Tel Aviv derby called off by police after ‘violent riots’

The eagerly anticipated Tel Aviv derby between Hapoel Tel Aviv and Maccabi Tel Aviv has been called off by the police after violent riots erupted outside the stadium.

The clashes between rival fans led to chaos in the streets, with reports of injuries and damage to property.

Both clubs have condemned the violence and have called for an investigation into the incident.

This is not the first time that the Tel Aviv derby has been marred by incidents of hooliganism, prompting calls for stricter security measures at future matches.

The cancellation of the match has disappointed fans of both teams, who were looking forward to a thrilling encounter.

The authorities have assured the public that they are taking steps to ensure the safety of fans and players at future matches.

It remains to be seen whether the Tel Aviv derby will be rescheduled or if it will be played behind closed doors.

The incident serves as a stark reminder of the need for greater control and discipline in football matches.

Both clubs are now focusing on addressing the underlying issues that led to the violence and working towards preventing similar incidents in the future.

In the meantime, football fans in Tel Aviv are left disappointed and disillusioned by the events that unfolded at what was supposed to be a celebration of the beautiful game.