Unexpected Lineup Change Sees Almog Cohen Start for Beitar Jerusalem
Translated & summarized from N12 by baba
Beitar Jerusalem's coach has surprised by starting Almog Cohen at left-back against Hapoel Tel Aviv, benching regular Nabo Shadu. Timothy Musi will fill the left-back role, a rare position for him.
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- Almog Cohen included in Beitar Jerusalem's starting lineup.
- Nabo Shadu, the usual left-back, is benched.
- Timothy Musi will play left-back for the first time in six games.
- Sean Weissman remains a substitute.
- Yujin Ansa starts as striker with Shua and Atzili on wings.
Beitar Jerusalem's coach has made a surprising tactical decision for their match against Hapoel Tel Aviv, 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 in his 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 upfront. Yarden Shua and Omer Atzili will play on the wings, supported by a midfield trio of Daniel Worku, Ziv Ben Shimon, and Boris Ino.
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