Beitar Jerusalem Coach Almog Cohen Seeks More Dominance
Following a recent victory against Maccabi Petah Tikva, Beitar Jerusalem is preparing for their upcoming match against Hapoel Haifa. Head coach Almog Cohen addressed the media, expressing satisfaction with the team's current state after securing two consecutive wins, which he stated has boosted their confidence and belief.
Cohen highlighted the crucial role of the fans, noting their energetic support during the last game. He emphasized the team's responsibility to reciprocate this energy and to actively engage the crowd, even when they don't start with overwhelming enthusiasm. The coach praised his team's preparation, intensity, and commitment in the previous match, stating they created numerous chances and limited the opponent's opportunities, aligning with their goal of being dominant.
Looking ahead, Cohen conveyed his contentment with the squad, even before the recent additions of two players. However, he stressed the need for the team to elevate their performance and exhibit greater dominance and initiative. "I hope we see a more dominant team, more proactive, and one that knows what it wants from itself," he stated.
Regarding player Adi Yona's return from injury, Cohen described it as a "deceptive" injury that required significant time for Yona to regain full confidence in his leg. He commended Yona's hard work and acknowledged his quiet demeanor off the field, contrasting it with his winning mentality and leadership on the pitch. Cohen expressed his happiness at Yona's return, deeming him a highly significant player who will contribute greatly to the team.
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