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Maccabi Tel Aviv Coach Praises Team After Dominant Win Over Maccabi Haifa

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Hebrew · 6 newsrooms covering

Maccabi Tel Aviv defeated Maccabi Haifa 3-1, maintaining a perfect start to the season. Coach Robbie Keane praised his team's performance and individual players, while captain Dor Peretz expressed satisfaction with the win and the return of a teammate.

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  • Maccabi Tel Aviv beat Maccabi Haifa 3-1 to stay perfect in the league.
  • Coach Robbie Keane praised the team's strong performance and resilience.
  • Captain Dor Peretz scored twice and assisted in the victory.
  • Peretz expressed happiness about remaining with the club and a teammate's return.
  • Keane acknowledged James Tavernier as a high-level player but avoided confirmation.

Maccabi Tel Aviv secured a commanding 3-1 victory over Maccabi Haifa in a top Israeli Premier League match, maintaining a perfect record with six points from two games. The team's performance, which included eight goals scored so far this season, was described as a strong statement of intent by coach Robbie Keane.

Keane expressed satisfaction with his team's response after a previous disappointing outing, highlighting a strong start and the positive energy of playing at home. He acknowledged Maccabi Haifa's quality and second-half pressure but praised his players for withstanding it to secure the win. Keane also lauded midfielder Dor Peretz for his exceptional form, comparing it to the end of last season and emphasizing his dedication.

When asked about the potential signing of James Tavernier, Keane declined to comment directly on a player not yet with the club, but acknowledged knowing him and described him as a "very, very high-level player." He reiterated his confidence in the current squad's high quality.

Captain Dor Peretz, who contributed a brace and an assist in the match, expressed his happiness to remain with the club after an "interesting" summer transfer window. He reflected on the team's European elimination as a painful but valuable learning experience, emphasizing their ability to bounce back. Peretz also shared his excitement about the return of teammate Gabi Kaniykivsky, stating he was "the happiest in the world" to have him back.

N12Centre · Neve Ilan

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