Police on Sunday canceled a much-anticipated derby match between Tel Aviv’s rival soccer teams — Hapoel and Maccabi — after riots broke out in and around the stadium, wounding at least four people.
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Three police officers and a boy, 13, were lightly wounded, as rioters threw objects and hurled flares and smoke bombs onto the field. Some 30,000 spectators had to evacuate the stadium, Channel 12 reported.

The violence came just days after officials said that Maccabi Tel Aviv soccer fans would not be allowed to attend a Europa League game at Aston Villa in England next month because of security concerns, drawing condemnation from Israel as well as UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer.