Records
- Record home win: 10–0 v Maccabi Tel Aviv 1988
- Record away win: 7–0 v Ironi Rishon LeZion 1999
- Record League Defeat: 0–9 v Hapoel Petah Tikva, 1953
- Record Cup Defeat: 1–12 v Beitar Tel Aviv, Israel State Cup, Final, 1942
- Record home Attendance: 39,120 v Juventus, 2009
- Most League Appearances: 419 Alon Harazi
- Most appearances in one season: 66 Adoram Keise
- Most League Goals: 90 Zahi Armeli
- Most League Goals in a Season: 28 Alon Mizrahi, Liga Leumit, 1993/94 and Shlomi Arbeitman 2009/10
- Most Goals scored in a Match: 6 Aharon Gershgoren v Ironi Kiryat Shmona, 1965
- Most League Goals in a Season: 97 1993/94
- Most points in a season: 95 – 39 games 1993/94
- Most league assists in a season: 16 Eyal Berkovic (1993/94) and Yossi Benayoun (1999/00)
- Most Games without a loss 46 (throughout 3 seasons) 1993, 1993/94, 1994
- Most Games in a row scoring at least one goal 39 1993/94
- Most Away Games without losing 30 1993/94
- Lowest conceded goals per game: 16 goals in 35 games (average: 0.46), Ligat Ha'Al, 2009/10
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