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Beitar Jerusalem and Hapoel Jerusalem are the catalog clubs kept on this Jerusalem page, and both club pages name Teddy Stadium while naming different side places. Beitar Jerusalem's stadium page sets the address as Derekh Agudat Beitar in Malha, Jerusalem. The stands there carry gates 4 to 10 on the west, 11 to 17 on the north, 18 to 21 on the east, and on the south gates 1 to 3 plus 22 to 23. Away supporters, on that page, are in the south stand in most cases. The rail station is called Malha Jerusalem and is a three-minute walk away. From the Jerusalem central bus station the page names lines 6, 16, 31, and 17. Intercity, it names line 405 from the Tel Aviv central bus station and line 480 from the Arlozorov terminal. By car from road 443 the route continues on Begin South, road 50, to the Derekh Agudat Beitar exit in Malha, then left into the stadium car park after about 400 metres. From road 1, after the Chords Bridge, it turns right toward Sderot Herzl and at the second light left toward Begin South. Tickets and season tickets on that page link to leaan.co.il. Hapoel Jerusalem's squad page writes Teddy Stadium as the home ground, Sportak Emek HaArazim as the training ground, and Merkaz Kosel in Givat Ram as the office. Ariel's operator page places the stadium in the Sports Quarter beside Pais Arena and lists step-free gates separately. South is gate 4 only, west is gates 5, 6, 8, and 9, north is gates 10 to 17, and east is gates 18 to 21 reached through gates 10 to 17. That list is not Beitar Jerusalem's stand list.

Jerusalem at a glance

This page includes only catalog entries whose city string is exactly Jerusalem. Other places are not added.

Published D1 data snapshot
2026-09-06T07:10:24Z
Clubs
2
Stadiums
1

Catalogued men's top-flight clubs

Documented stadiums

Upcoming matches with confirmed stadium

This published data snapshot contains no upcoming matches with fixture-level confirmed stadium assignments.

Plan a visit in the city

Choose Beitar Jerusalem or Hapoel Jerusalem, and the date, first. Both opened club pages name Teddy Stadium as the home ground. The training ground at Sportak Emek HaArazim and the office at Merkaz Kosel in Givat Ram appear only on the Hapoel Jerusalem page, and they are not the match address. For the route use Beitar Jerusalem's stadium page. It names Derekh Agudat Beitar in Malha, Malha Jerusalem station with a three-minute walk, and buses 6, 16, 31, and 17 from the central bus station. The stand gate numbers are on that same page. For a step-free entrance put Ariel's operator page beside it, because the gates it marks as step-free are not the same numbers. Tickets on the Beitar page link to leaan.co.il. The opened Hapoel Jerusalem page names the home ground and does not name that shop.

What to distinguish in this travel scope

Derekh Agudat Beitar and Malha

Beitar Jerusalem's stadium page prints the address Derekh Agudat Beitar, Malha, Jerusalem. The rail station on the same page is called Malha Jerusalem and is a three-minute walk from Teddy Stadium. City buses from the central bus station are lines 6, 16, 31, and 17. Intercity, the page names line 405 from the Tel Aviv central bus station and line 480 from the Arlozorov terminal. From road 443 the route follows Begin South, road 50, to the Derekh Agudat Beitar exit in Malha, then turns left into the car park after about 400 metres. From road 1, after the Chords Bridge, it turns right onto Sderot Herzl and at the second light left down onto Begin South.

Source: Teddy Stadium, Beitar Jerusalem

Gates 4 to 23 and the south stand

The same Beitar Jerusalem stadium page spreads the gates across four stands. West, gates 4 to 10. North, gates 11 to 17. East, gates 18 to 21. South, gates 1 to 3 and 22 to 23. The page describes the south stand as the part that takes away supporters in most cases. Ariel's page lists only the step-free gates beside that. South remains gate 4 alone. West is gates 5, 6, 8, and 9. North is gates 10 to 17. East, gates 18 to 21, is reached through gates 10 to 17. Copying a gate number from one page onto the other mixes two different lists.

Source: Teddy Stadium, Beitar Jerusalem, Teddy Stadium, Ariel municipal company

Hapoel Jerusalem, training and office

Hapoel Jerusalem's squad page puts three places on one line. The home ground is Teddy Stadium. The training ground is Sportak Emek HaArazim. The office is Merkaz Kosel in Givat Ram, Jerusalem. Only the first of those three is the home ground on this page. Beitar Jerusalem's page links tickets and season tickets to leaan.co.il and describes Teddy Stadium with the Malha address. It names neither Emek HaArazim nor Merkaz Kosel. A meeting point at the office or on the training ground does not follow from the opened pages.

Source: First team, Hapoel Jerusalem, Teddy Stadium, Beitar Jerusalem

Editorial sources

The editorial notes were checked on 2026-09-22. Club, stadium and fixture data comes exclusively from the published D1 snapshot named above.

Club and stadium data sources

  • Teddy Stadium, Beitar Jerusalem

    The stadium page names Derekh Agudat Beitar in Malha, the gates of the four stands, Malha Jerusalem station, bus lines 6, 16, 31, and 17 plus 405 and 480, and links tickets to leaan.co.il.

  • First team, Hapoel Jerusalem

    The squad page names Teddy Stadium as the home ground, Sportak Emek HaArazim as the training ground, and Merkaz Kosel in Givat Ram, Jerusalem, as the office.

  • Teddy Stadium, Ariel municipal company

    The operator page places Teddy Stadium in the Sports Quarter beside Pais Arena and names step-free gates, south gate 4 only, west 5, 6, 8, and 9, north 10 to 17, and east 18 to 21 through 10 to 17.