1919: founded as Alenbi, 1927 renamend to Hapoel Tel-Aviv. Till 1948, when Israel won the independence, Hapoel gathered three titles and five cups. Till present, Hapoel also won 10 championships and 6 cups, the last being obtained in the summer of this year. The supporters of the team are known for their fanaticism, being nicknamed "red devils", like the English from Manchester United. The most important players who put on the "red-white" t-shirt are Milan Osterc (Slovenia), John Pantsil (Ghana), but also Israelians Rifat Turk, Shimon Gershon, Shavit Elimelech and Walid Badir. At Hapoel also played three Romanians, Costel Lazăr, Ioan Constantin Marcu and Dănuț Moisescu.

1934, 1935, 1936, 1938, 1940, 1943, 1957, 1966, 1969, 1981, 1986, 1988, 2000

1934 • 3-2 Maccabi Tel-Aviv

1937 • 3-0 Hapoel Drom Tel-Aviv

1938 • 2-1 Maccabi Tel-Aviv

1939 • 3-1 Maccabi Petah-Tikva

1960 • 2-1 Hapoel Petah-Tikva

1972 • 1-0 Hapoel Jerusalem

1983 • 3-2 Maccabi Tel-Aviv

1999 • 1-1 Beitar Jerusalem [aet, 3-1 pen]

2000 • 2-2 Beitar Jerusalem [aet, 4-2 pen]

2006 • 1-0 Bnei-Yehuda Tel-Aviv

1967 • 2-1 Selangor FC

Shavit Elimeleh, Moshe Sinai, Yeshayau Feigenboim, Rifat Turk, Pini Balili, Shimon Gershon, Milan Osterc, Sebastjan Cimirotič, John Paintsil, Laryea Kingston, Eli Cohen, Walid Badir

- is on second place, after Maccabi Tel-Aviv, as number of seasons in first league (53 from 54, missing the season 1989-1990);

- in season 1987-1988 won the championship, but in next season relegated;

- in 1970 lost the title in front of Maccabi Tel-Aviv because of difference of goals;

- the biggest victory was in 1950, 12-1 in front of Maccabi Rishon-Lezion

- two players of Hapoel received the title of "best player of the year in Israel": Eli Cohen (1988) and goalkeeper Shavit Elimeleh (2000), the last still being titular;

- in 1967 won Asian Champion's Cup, 2-1 against Selangor from Malaysia.