VIDEO - Russian basketball club PBC CSKA Moscow easily defeated its Israeli rival Macabbi Tel Aviv last week, and won a ticket to the Euroleague's final-four stage in Athens. But just before their third and final confrontation at the Moscow stadium, Macabbi's players and fans found themselves watching an anti-Semitic laser show aimed at livening up the local audience. Macabbi Tel Aviv was presented at the laser show as a haredi Jew wearing a traditional fur hat, while CSKA was depicted as a steam train which runs over the Jew. Shocked by what they considered a blatant display of anti-Semitism, the heads of the Israeli team filed an official complaint with their Moscow counterparts.