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Unexpected Lineup Change Sees Almog Cohen Start for Beitar Jerusalem

Translated & summarized from Mako by baba

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Hebrew · 3 newsrooms covering

Beitar Jerusalem's coach has surprised fans by including Almog Cohen in the starting lineup against Hapoel Tel Aviv, benching regular left-back Nabo Shadu and deploying Timothy Musi in that role.

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  • Almog Cohen included in Beitar Jerusalem's starting lineup.
  • Nabo Shadu benched, Timothy Musi to play left-back.
  • Yujin Ansa starts up front, flanked by Shua and Atzili.
  • Sean Weissman remains a substitute.

Beitar Jerusalem's coach has made a surprising tactical decision for their match against Hapoel Tel Aviv, notably including Almog Cohen in the starting lineup. This unexpected move sees Nabo Shadu, who has consistently played as the left-back, relegated to the bench.

In Shadu's place, Timothy Musi will be deployed at left-back, a position he has only occupied five times previously in his league career. The coach is hoping this change will provide an advantage against their opponents.

Furthermore, Sean Weissman continues to be a substitute, with Yujin Ansa starting up front. He will be flanked by Jordan Shua and Omer Atzili on the wings. The midfield will consist of Daniel Worku, Ziv Ben Shimon, and Boris Ino.

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