Hapoel Tel Aviv Coach Urges Players to Maintain Momentum
Translated & summarized from N12 by baba
Hapoel Tel Aviv coach Eliniv Barda is preparing his team for a tough match against Hapoel Ramat Gan, emphasizing the need for continued focus and fan support after a strong start to the season.
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- Hapoel Tel Aviv faces Hapoel Ramat Gan after a 3-0 win.
- Coach Barda warns against complacency despite early success.
- He praises exceptional fan support as crucial for the team.
- Player Doron Leidner is optimistic about continuing the winning streak.
Hapoel Tel Aviv coach Eliniv Barda is focused on his team's next challenge, facing Hapoel Ramat Gan in the third round of the Premier League on Monday, following a decisive 3-0 victory over Beitar Jerusalem. Barda expressed optimism about his team's start to the season, highlighting their strong performance in their opening home game.
Despite Hapoel Ramat Gan's two initial losses, Barda acknowledged their good play and stated that the upcoming match will be difficult, requiring the same level of focus and intensity as their game against Beitar Jerusalem. He emphasized the players' strong commitment to the fans, the pitch, and home games, urging them not to become complacent.
Barda praised the exceptional support from the fans, both in European competitions and in the recent home opener against Beitar Jerusalem, describing the atmosphere as an "experience of scenery" that energized the players. He stressed the continued need for this fan support in the upcoming match.
Defender Doron Leidner echoed the positive sentiment, expressing satisfaction with the team's first game and looking forward to the match against Hapoel Ramat Gan. He stated the team's determination to secure another three points and continue their winning streak.
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