Maccabi Tel Aviv Celebrates Dominant Derby Win, Praises Attacking Prowess
Translated & summarized from N12 by baba
Maccabi Tel Aviv secured a dominant 4-1 derby victory, with club officials praising their potent attacking force as one of the best in years. Key players like Gabi Kanyukovsky and Noam Ben Harush were highlighted for their strong performances as the team aims for a perfect start to the season.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Maccabi Tel Aviv won the derby 4-1, with praise for their attack.
- The team's offense is called one of the best seen in years.
- Gabi Kanyukovsky and Noam Ben Harush received significant praise.
- The club aims for a perfect 15 points before the break.
- Several attacking players were highlighted for their form.
Maccabi Tel Aviv is celebrating a resounding 4-1 victory in the Tel Aviv derby against Hapoel Tel Aviv, with particular praise directed towards their attacking unit. Club sources described the offense as "one of the best attacking units seen here in recent years," highlighting their impressive scoring record of 16 goals in four matches. This offensive surge has been a key factor in their strong start to the season.
Among the standout performers receiving significant accolades was midfielder Gabi Kanyukovsky, who has made a notable impact since returning to the club. Described as if he "never left," Kanyukovsky has been instrumental in the midfield. Additionally, left-back Noam Ben Harush has impressed the club, alleviating the need to sign another player for that position. His performance has been noted as exceeding expectations, especially stepping into the role previously held by Roy Revivo.
The entire attacking line has been commended, including Maor David, who is in excellent form, and Guy Hailo and Eran Zahavi, who are reportedly playing at a career-high level. Young forward Elad Madmon also received praise for his contributions off the bench, scoring a goal and providing an assist. Despite not always receiving consistent playing time, Madmon has proven his value when called upon.
Looking ahead, Maccabi Tel Aviv has set a clear objective before the international break: to secure a win against Maccabi Netanya on Saturday. This would maintain their perfect record, achieving 15 points from a possible 15 in the league.
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