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Sports19:03 · Sep 5

Hapoel Ironi Tiberias Secures Crucial Win, Escapes Bottom of League

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Hapoel Ironi Tiberias has achieved a vital 2-1 victory over Maccabi Petah Tikva, earning their sixth point of the season and moving off the bottom of the league standings just before a crucial league discussion on Wednesday. The win marks the first time Maccabi Petah Tikva has dropped points this season, as they were previously undefeated.

Goals from Ari Cohen and Nana Gyambleh secured the win for Tiberias, with Jose Cortes scoring a temporary equalizer for Petah Tikva. Goalkeeper Idan Sharon delivered an exceptional performance, earning praise from both sides.

Tiberias coach Alon Ziv expressed immense relief, stating, "A weight has been lifted off our hearts with closing the deficit." He lauded his players for their "crazy sacrificial game" playing with ten men and highlighted their strong offensive performance. Ziv also mentioned ongoing efforts to strengthen the squad and expressed optimism for the future.

Maccabi Petah Tikva coach Ziv Arie attributed the loss to a "very bad, soft start" and acknowledged that a draw would not have been a terrible outcome. He expressed a desire to add a midfielder if possible but remained content with the current squad. Arie also commended Sharon's performance.

Goalkeeper Idan Sharon described the match as one of his best and expressed his happiness to remain with the team, believing in their ability to meet their objectives. He stated that the team is now "with their heads above water" after closing the deficit.

Petah Tikva player Liran Hazan acknowledged the team's struggles with finishing but vowed to work hard and learn from mistakes, expressing confidence in the team's potential.

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