Bnei Yehuda Tel Aviv is a professional Israeli football club based in the Hatikva neighborhood of Tel Aviv. The club competes in the Liga Leumit, the second tier of Israeli football, after a recent relegation from the top-flight Israel Premier League. Their home ground is the Bloomfield Stadium, which they share with other Tel Aviv clubs, and they play in distinctive orange and black kits. Founded in 1936, Bnei Yehuda holds the unique distinction of being the first club from a disadvantaged neighborhood to win the Israeli championship, which they achieved in 1990. This period, along with several State Cup victories, represents the club's golden era, fueled by a fierce, never-say-die attitude that earned them the nickname "The Tigers from Hatikva." The modern era has been one of fluctuation, with the club moving between the top two divisions. They are known for their passionate and famously vocal fan base, which creates an intimidating atmosphere at Bloomfield. The club continues to be a symbol of pride and identity for its local community, always fighting to return to the pinnacle of Israeli football.