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By אופיר סערOngoing story · 4 updates
Sports04:04 · Sep 6

Beitar Jerusalem Defender Antwi Doubtful for Sakhnin Clash Amidst Fan Incident

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Translated & summarized from Walla by baba
The story · English

Beitar Jerusalem defender Nana Antwi is a major doubt for Monday's match against Bnei Sakhnin after missing training. He is also joined by Yarden Cohen on the sidelines, who is still not fit to play. If Antwi is unavailable, Ro'i Elimalech and Timo Mozzi are expected to continue as fullbacks, with Liel Deri partnering Bryan Carabalí in central defense. Sean Weissman is also anticipated to return to the starting lineup.

On a more positive note, Jon Boskovic Kalu has trained fully for the first time since his illness and will be included in the squad. The club has decided to tolerate the arrival of masked individuals at the training complex on Sunday, despite some crossing boundaries and being asked to leave to prevent confrontations. "We do not accept the behavior, but right now everything is heated and we are concentrating on tomorrow's game," Beitar Jerusalem stated.

Some players expressed their displeasure, noting that "there is a limit to what can be said," but ultimately agreed to absorb the situation and allow the incident to conclude, which it did relatively quickly.

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