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Aston Villa vs Maccabi Tel Aviv: Why no away allocation? Will there be protests? What are the police’s plans?

WMP said it based its decision “on current intelligence and previous incidents”, including violent clashes and hate-crime offences that occurred during a Europa League match between Ajax and Maccabi ...

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Aston Villa vs Maccabi Tel Aviv: Government to 'provide what is necessary' to allow away fans to attend Europa League match

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Aston Villa-Maccabi UEL clash to have 700 police deployed

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Villa avoid political issues in pre-Maccabi news conference

Journalists were barred from asking questions about the political issues surrounding their Europa League game with Maccabi Tel Aviv, with away fans banned from coming to Villa Park on Thursday.

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Schools around Villa Park will close early ahead of powder keg Maccabi Tel Aviv match

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Fears of five protests at Villa-Maccabi game as police prepare action plan

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No fly zone, drones and 700 police officers for Maccabi Tel Aviv’s Aston Villa visit

Police drones will monitor potential troublemakers after warnings the fixture could be targeted by extremist groups.

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Schools closing early before Aston Villa and Maccabi Tel Aviv game – as 700 cops to form ring of steel around stadium

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Preview:Aston Villa vs Maccabi Tel Aviv - prediction, team news, lineups

World Socialist Web Site

Starmer government demands Birmingham police reverse ban on Maccabi Tel Aviv Zionist hooligans attending Aston Villa match

Britain’s Labour government has mounted an unprecedented campaign to reverse a police ban on hooligans from Israel’s Maccabi Tel Aviv football team from attending a match against Aston Villa in Birmingham, England. With the match due to go ahead on ...

Morning StarOpinion

Politicians favoured racist hooligans over Birmingham communities

A BAN on Maccabi Tel Aviv fans attending a Europa League game at Aston Villa on November 6 has been at the top of the political and sporting news agendas for over a week.The decision, made by a Birmingham City Council Safety Advisory Group incorporating the local police,