Maccabi Netanya Celebrates Dominant 4-1 Victory Over Beitar Jerusalem
Maccabi Netanya is celebrating a decisive 4-1 victory over Beitar Jerusalem at Bloomfield Stadium, a significant turnaround after a disappointing 0-0 draw in their previous match against Bnei Sakhnin. The team adjusted its strategy, focusing on counter-attacks rather than dominating possession, a plan that proved highly effective.
Coach Roni Levy's preparation was lauded, particularly his tactics to counter Almog Cohen's pressing game. "Roni delivered a knockout," club officials praised, highlighting Levy's decision to back Bilal and Haziza, who were underperforming against Sakhnin. By isolating them against the defenders, the team saw a dramatic improvement.
Matheus Dabo was the star of the match, scoring a hat-trick, while Dolev Haziza contributed an assist and key passes. Maor Levy scored the final goal. The club expressed confidence in their squad, stating, "We have an incredibly talented roster. Everyone excelled today, and this is without Bassaem Zraour, who will return soon. With the right reinforcements, we can achieve great things this season."
Nineteen-year-old Beni Feldman also impressed, marking his third consecutive strong performance, with the club seeing him as a key player for the future. The coaching staff anticipates the arrival of at least two more players before the transfer window closes in two weeks. Meanwhile, William Cyprian, Sahar Taji, and Itay Ben Shabbat, who were again excluded from the squad, are expected to depart.
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