"There are different views on the matter": Alkmaar will not allow Be'er Sheva fans entry

Dutch club AZ Alkmaar announced that Hapoel Be'er Sheva fans will not be allowed into the stadium for the Europa League match on October 15. The decision was made by the Alkmaar municipality, police, and local prosecutor's office due to public security considerations. The club emphasized that it is acting in accordance with authorities' directives and focusing on organizing a safe match.

Dutch club AZ Alkmaar announced on Wednesday that Hapoel Be'er Sheva fans will not be allowed into the stadium for the match between the teams in the Europa League, scheduled to take place in the Netherlands on October 15. In an official statement released by the club, it was reported that the decision was made by the Alkmaar municipality, police, and local prosecutor's office, after reviewing security issues surrounding the match. The decision stems from public security considerations. The club emphasized that the identity of the opponent was determined by the UEFA draw, and that its responsibility is to ensure the match takes place safely. The club is in close contact with the municipality, police, prosecutor's office, and other entities. At the end of the statement, the club addressed public sensitivity and noted that it understands the match evokes different reactions and opinions in society, but the responsibility is to organize a safe match within the framework set by UEFA and the authorities.