Hapoel Tel Aviv Defender Koko Out Against Ramat Gan Due to Muscle Sensitivity
Translated & summarized from Mako by baba
Hapoel Tel Aviv's right-back, Marcus Koko, is out of the match against Hapoel Ramat Gan due to hamstring sensitivity. Shahar Piven will take his place in the starting lineup.
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- Koko sidelined with hamstring sensitivity.
- Piven to start in Koko's place.
- Koko expected back for next week's derby.
Hapoel Tel Aviv's right-back, Marcus Koko, will miss Monday's match against Hapoel Ramat Gan due to muscle sensitivity in his hamstring, which he felt during training on Sunday. The club opted not to risk him in the upcoming game, but the issue is not considered serious, and he is expected to be fit for the derby in a week.
Koko has been a consistent starter for Hapoel Tel Aviv this season, playing in all league and European matches. He played 87 minutes against Hapoel Haifa and a full 90 minutes in the recent game against Beitar Jerusalem.
Shahar Piven is set to replace Koko in the starting lineup. Piven has appeared as a substitute five times this season and played 25 minutes in the last match against Beitar Jerusalem, where he assisted the final goal.
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