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Maccabi Tel Aviv Eyes Derby Win Against Undefeated Hapoel Tel Aviv

By מערכת וואלה ספורטUpdated 19 hours agoOngoing story · 13 updates
Translated & summarized from Walla by baba
The story · English

Maccabi Tel Aviv is preparing for a home derby match against Hapoel Tel Aviv on Monday evening, aiming to continue their perfect start to the Israeli Premier League season. The team, currently leading the league with three wins from three games, has gained significant confidence after impressive victories over rivals Maccabi Haifa and Hapoel Be'er Sheva in their last two outings. The home advantage at Bloomfield Stadium is expected to be a factor, with the "Yellows" crowd anticipated to dominate.

Maccabi Tel Aviv acknowledges the challenge posed by Hapoel Tel Aviv's strong defense, which has yet to concede a goal in the league. The article highlights the derby as a clash between Maccabi Tel Aviv's potent offense, having scored 12 goals in three matches, and Hapoel Tel Aviv's stingy defense. Despite their defensive prowess, Hapoel Tel Aviv also possesses attacking talent, leading Maccabi Tel Aviv's coach, Keni Miller, to state that his team will need to perform even better than in their previous matches to secure a derby victory.

Coach Miller is expected to field the same starting lineup that secured the win against Be'er Sheva. This lineup notably included James Tavernier and Gabi Kaniakowski, with Noam Ben Harush starting at left-back. The forward trio of Eran Zahavi, Osher Davida, and Ester Sokler is anticipated to deliver significant offensive output once again. A point of interest is the penalty-taking situation, with Dor Peretz, who missed the last penalty but allowed Sokler to score, and Tavernier as potential takers.

Historically, Maccabi Tel Aviv leads the derby standings with 64 wins to Hapoel Tel Aviv's 47, and 60 draws. Hapoel Tel Aviv broke a 12-year winless streak in the derby last season with a dramatic 2-1 victory. However, Maccabi Tel Aviv secured a resounding 5-0 win in a more recent encounter. The article also notes that this is the first time since April 2003 that both Tel Aviv clubs have occupied the top two spots in the league heading into a derby.

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