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Israel Youth Soccer Team Secures Dramatic Win, Boosts European Championship Hopes

By הדר יעקביOngoing story · 9 updates
Translated & summarized from Sport5 by baba
The story · English

The Israeli under-21 national soccer team achieved a dramatic 3-2 victory over Slovenia on Tuesday, thanks to a last-minute goal in the 91st minute by Niv Yehoshua. This crucial win solidifies Israel's second-place position in their qualifying group, extending their lead over third-place Bosnia and Herzegovina to three points.

Coach Guy Luzon described the match as "money time," highlighting the team's resilience in coming back from behind against both the Netherlands and Slovenia. Despite the significant win, Luzon expressed that he will only be satisfied when the team qualifies for the European Championship playoffs, a feat that would mark the third time in history for Israel. He acknowledged the team's excellent performance so far but stressed the need for continued hard work and humility.

Luzon also commented on the emotional intensity of the final minutes, comparing it to a "heart attack." He felt the team deserved to win earlier in the game, crediting the goalkeeper for crucial saves and emphasizing the team's tactical and mental preparation throughout the week. He stated that a goal was to lift spirits in Israel and expressed happiness that they succeeded, while maintaining focus on the upcoming decisive match.

Player Ran Benjamin echoed the sentiment of a "crazy roller coaster," detailing the team's initial hesitation, conceding an early goal, and their subsequent strong comeback. He praised the team's commitment in the second half and their ability to secure the winning goal at the last moment, which keeps their tournament hopes alive and their fate in their own hands. Benjamin expressed pride in his teammates and staff for their dedication.

Niv Yehoshua, the goal scorer, described the game as highly spirited and difficult for both teams needing a win. He admitted the team's overall performance wasn't stellar despite good moments, but emphasized their character and fight. Yehoshua stated that while they will celebrate the win, their focus immediately shifts to the critical upcoming match against Norway, underscoring the importance of Israel being represented at the European Championship.

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