Beitar Tel Aviv FC

Israel · Founded: 1934

Club
Beitar Tel Aviv FC
Tel Aviv
Stadium
Bloomfield Stadium
Cap. 29,400
Founded
1934

About Beitar Tel Aviv FC

Beitar Tel Aviv Football Club is an Israeli football team based in Tel Aviv. It was founded in 1934 as part of the Beitar sports movement and developed into one of the early competitive clubs in pre-state and later Israeli football. The club played an important role in the early structure of the national game and became known for its presence in top divisions during different periods of its history.

The club’s most notable achievements came in the 1940s, when it won the national cup twice and reached several finals, establishing itself as one of the stronger teams of that era. After the establishment of the Israeli league system, Beitar Tel Aviv remained a regular participant in the top divisions for many years, although its performance fluctuated over time. It experienced promotions and relegations, with periods of strong results followed by decline.

From the 2000s onward, the original club ceased to exist in its traditional form after a series of mergers with other Tel Aviv-area teams, eventually evolving into successor clubs under different names. Despite this, Beitar Tel Aviv remains an important part of Israeli football history, remembered for its early success, competitive spirit, and contribution to the development of the sport in the country.

Trophies & Finals

Israel

Tournament Count Years
Championship 1 1944-45
2 1940 · 1946-47
1 1990-91
Cup 2 1940 · 1942
2 1947 · 1976-77