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Aston Villa beats Maccabi Tel Aviv 2-0

Villa labour to Maccabi win after pre-match protests

Stuttering Aston Villa edged past Maccabi Tel Aviv on a challenging evening on and off the pitch to strengthen their position in the Europa League.

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Aston Villa 2-0 Maccabi Tel Aviv: Villans cruise to routine win as supporters arrested at pre-match protests

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Protesters Clash Outside Soccer Stadium Ahead of Aston Villa, Maccabi Tel Aviv Match

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Aston Villa vs Maccabi Tel Aviv: West Midlands Police make six arrests ahead of Europa League fixture at Villa Park

West Midlands Police have made six arrests as part of their operation ahead of Aston Villa's Europa League fixture with Maccabi Tel Aviv.

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Hundreds of protesters at Villa-Maccabi match

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Arrests made during tense protests as police confirm official reason for ban on Maccabi Tel Aviv fans at Aston Villa match

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

As a result police were preparing for 'any contingency'.

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UK police arrest six ahead of soccer match between Aston Villa and Israeli club Maccabi Tel Aviv

Shropshire Star · 7h

Watch: Pro-Palestine and pro-Israel protesters demonstrate outside Villa Park ahead of controversial Maccabi Tel Aviv fixture

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

Why are no Maccabi fans allowed? How was the decision made? Are protests planned? What are police arrangements for the game?

The Times of Israel on MSN

700 cops deployed ahead of Maccabi match in UK; activists plaster city with anti-Israel posters

Anti-Israel rallies and counterprotests planned ahead of soccer game against Aston Villa after local officials banned Israeli fans, citing fears for their safety

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'Politics should never be drawn into football' - Maccabi CEO

The chief executive of Israeli club Maccabi Tel Aviv says it is "incredibly sad" away fans have been banned from his side's Europa League match at Aston Villa. "Politics should never be drawn into football", Jack Angelides told BBC Sport.