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Maccabi Tel Aviv Player Defends Goal Celebration Amidst Controversy

Translated & summarized from N12 by baba
The story · English

Maccabi Tel Aviv player Osher Davida addressed controversy surrounding his goal celebration following his team's 4-1 victory over Hapoel Tel Aviv in a heated derby match. Davida, who scored and celebrated with the "pew pew" gesture, stated that while he could understand claims of provocation, he felt it was a personal celebration he performs after every goal, including one against Maccabi Haifa.

Davida explained that he would have performed the same celebration regardless of which side of the field he scored on. He credited the team's adherence to their game plan for their success, noting that they continued to attack and scored two late goals as a result. Davida expressed confidence in the team's strong start to the season, having won four consecutive games, and hopes to maintain this momentum until the upcoming international break.

Head coach Kenny Miller praised his team's fantastic performance and their ability to score four goals, dedicating the win to the supportive fans. Despite acknowledging some moments of sloppiness, Miller highlighted the numerous chances created and the team's commitment to attacking, which ultimately paid off. He recognized Hapoel Tel Aviv as a good and organized team but was particularly pleased with Maccabi Tel Aviv's strong offensive display.

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