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Warning for Villa fans as Maccabi clash looms
The Journal
|October 22, 2025
ASTON Villa have warned their fans against displaying political symbols, messages or flags during next month's Europa League clash with Maccabi Tel Aviv.
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The match has become politicised after Birmingham's safety advisory group banned supporters of the Israeli side from attending.
Maccabi announced on Monday evening they would decline any away tickets for the November 6 clash at Villa Park after the UK Government had said it was “working around the clock” to ensure fans from both sides could attend.
Yesterday Villa announced their ticketing policy for the match and warned their fans against breaking UEFA protocols in displaying political messages within the stadium.
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