Israeli Players Shine in MLS with Goals and Assists
Several Israeli soccer players achieved notable success in Major League Soccer (MLS) matches. In a dramatic game, Dor Turgeman of New England Revolution provided two assists, while fellow Israeli Eli Faintuch contributed one, helping their team secure a 4-2 victory over Orlando City. This win marked New England's third consecutive triumph, propelling them to second place in the Eastern Conference standings.
In a highly anticipated Israeli derby, Liel Abada and Idan Toklomati of Charlotte FC emerged victorious against D.C. United, which featured Israeli player Thai Baribo. Abada played 69 minutes and Toklomati played 74 minutes in Charlotte's 2-1 win. Ashley Westwood scored both goals for Charlotte, securing their eighth consecutive game without a loss.
Meanwhile, Seid Abu Farhi made his first start for the Colorado Rapids in their thrilling 3-3 draw against Seattle Sounders. Abu Farhi, who is expected to start for the Israeli national team, was substituted out after playing a significant portion of the match. Colorado had held a two-goal lead late in the game but conceded twice in the final fifteen minutes, including an equalizer in stoppage time.
In another match, Ran Benjamin played the full 90 minutes for Dallas in their 0-0 home draw against Austin.
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