Around 5,000 fans broke into the Beitar Jerusalem training session, storming the pitch, lifting players, and stealing their shirts, with fireworks and flares set off, according to reports from the scene.
The incident occurred during a regular training session of Beitar Jerusalem, a top Israeli football club. Thousands of fans overwhelmed security, entering the pitch and celebrating with the players. Videos on social media showed fans lifting players and taking their shirts as souvenirs. Fireworks and flares were also set off. It is not yet clear if any injuries occurred or if the club will take disciplinary action. The training session was cut short.
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