Hapoel Ramat Gan Secures Historic First Win in Over 13 Years
Translated & summarized from Sport5 by baba
Hapoel Ramat Gan secured their first Israeli Premier League win in over 13 years, defeating previously unbeaten Maccabi Netanya 2-0. Coach Msay Dego celebrated the "birth" of the team's season after a tough start, while Netanya's Roni Levy lamented easy goals conceded and missed opportunities.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Hapoel Ramat Gan won their first league game in over 13 years.
- Maccabi Netanya suffered their first loss of the season.
- Ramat Gan coach praised player resilience and goalkeeper's potential.
- Debutante Guni Naor expressed excitement for his new club.
- Netanya coach lamented defensive errors and missed chances.
Hapoel Ramat Gan achieved their first victory in the Israeli Premier League in over 13 years on Monday, defeating Maccabi Netanya 2-0. This marks Netanya's first loss of the season.
Ramat Gan's coach, Msay Dego, described the win as "like a birth," reflecting on a difficult week after three consecutive losses. He praised his players for their resilience and focus, noting that despite facing strong opponents, their attack has been consistent. Dego also expressed confidence in strengthening the squad further before the transfer window closes, mentioning potential additions of one or two players and highlighting the promising debut of Guni Naor.
Dego also lauded the performance of goalkeeper Amit Reif, calling him a "special kid" with significant potential and a bright future. He emphasized the need for continued focus as they prepare to face Sakhnin next, warning against underestimating them.
Debutante Guni Naor shared his excitement about starting strong with Ramat Gan, crediting the home crowd and the club's vision for his decision to join. He believes the team will improve with each game.
On the other side, Netanya coach Roni Levy expressed disappointment with the "painful" loss. He felt his team conceded too easily and failed to convert their numerous chances, despite showing good attacking intent. Levy acknowledged the need for more heart and soul on the field and anticipates reinforcements in defense and on the wing, but stressed that internal improvement is crucial. Netanya now faces a challenging match against Maccabi Tel Aviv.
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