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SrugimSports

Hapoel Tel Aviv Takes Early Lead Against Beitar Jerusalem

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Hebrew · 8 newsrooms covering

Hapoel Tel Aviv leads Beitar Jerusalem 1-0 in a makeup match from the first round of the Israeli Premier League, with Roi Alukon scoring the opening goal in the 17th minute. Both teams were seeking their first win of the season.

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  • Hapoel Tel Aviv leads Beitar Jerusalem 1-0 in a league makeup game.
  • Roi Alukon scored the opening goal for Hapoel Tel Aviv in the 17th minute.
  • Both teams were looking for their first league win of the season.
  • Beitar Jerusalem lost their previous match 4-1, while Hapoel drew 0-0.
  • This was the 134th league meeting between the two clubs.

Hapoel Tel Aviv scored in the 17th minute to take a 1-0 lead against Beitar Jerusalem in a makeup match from the first round of the Israeli Premier League, held Thursday night at Bloomfield Stadium. The goal came from Roi Alukon, putting Beitar Jerusalem in a difficult position early in a game they hoped would mark a turnaround after a tough start to the season. Both teams entered the match seeking their first league win of the season. Hapoel Tel Aviv had drawn their opening game 0-0 with Hapoel Haifa, while Beitar Jerusalem suffered a heavy 4-1 defeat to Maccabi Netanya in their previous outing. Beitar Jerusalem players acknowledged the importance of the game, with internal club statements emphasizing the need to focus and secure a win. Hapoel Tel Aviv, meanwhile, aimed to break their scoring drought. Key players for Hapoel included Emmanuel Boateng, Stav Turi'el, Roi Alukon, and Douglas Owusu in the forward line, while Omri Altman was absent due to suspension. This league encounter was the 134th meeting between the two clubs, with Hapoel historically holding the edge with 55 wins to Beitar's 42, and 36 draws. Beitar Jerusalem now faces the challenge of coming back from behind to avoid a second consecutive league loss.

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