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Al-ShamsSports

Sakhnin Fans Demand Coach Firing After Heavy Loss to Hapoel Haifa

Translated & summarized from Al-Shams by baba

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Arabic · 4 newsrooms covering

Union Sportive de Sakhnin lost 3-1 to Hapoel Haifa, prompting fans to demand the dismissal of coach Yossi Abuksis due to the team's poor season start.

The story in 4 lines · by baba

  • Sakhnin lost 3-1 to Hapoel Haifa in a top-tier league match.
  • Fans are demanding coach Yossi Abuksis be fired.
  • The team has only secured one point this season.
  • Yad Gonen scored two goals for Hapoel Haifa.

Union Sportive de Sakhnin suffered a significant defeat, losing 3-1 to Hapoel Haifa in a top-tier league match at Sami Ofer Stadium in Haifa. Hapoel Haifa took an early lead in the sixth minute with a goal from Yad Gonen, and Cissé Keita extended their advantage in the 23rd minute. Sakhnin managed to pull one back through Bahaa Abbas in the 25th minute, briefly reigniting hope for a comeback. However, Yad Gonen scored his second goal of the match in the 27th minute, restoring Hapoel Haifa's two-goal lead, which they maintained until the final whistle.

The loss has intensified fan anger, with many supporters calling for the dismissal of coach Yossi Abuksis. The team has had a poor start to the season, accumulating only one point from a draw and three losses. The club's performance has led to widespread dissatisfaction among the fanbase, who are demanding a change in leadership to improve results.

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