Beitar Jerusalem Coach Almog Cohen Seeks Dominant Play
Following a recent victory against Maccabi Petah Tikva, Beitar Jerusalem is preparing for their upcoming match against Hapoel Haifa this Saturday at Bloomfield Stadium. Head coach Almog Cohen addressed the media on Friday, expressing satisfaction with the team's current state after securing two consecutive wins, which he believes have boosted confidence and belief.
Cohen highlighted the importance of the team's connection with its fans, noting the incredible atmosphere created by supporters. He emphasized the team's responsibility to reciprocate this energy by playing dominantly and proactively, aiming to control the game and limit the opponent's opportunities. He described the team's performance in the previous match as committed and intense, with impressive defensive transitions.
Looking ahead, Cohen stated he is pleased with the squad, even before the recent additions of two players. However, he stressed the need for the team to elevate its performance and play with greater dominance and initiative, asserting a clearer sense of purpose on the field. He expressed hope for a more assertive and self-aware team in future games.
Regarding player Adi Yona's return from injury, Cohen described it as a challenging recovery process, noting that Yona worked diligently to regain confidence in his leg. He praised Yona's winning mentality and leadership on the field, despite his quiet demeanor off it, and expressed confidence in his significant contributions to the team.
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