Israel Midfielder Dor Peretz Calls Ireland Loss One of Career's Regrettable Moments
Translated & summarized from Mako by baba
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- Dor Peretz called the Ireland loss a regrettable career moment.
- Peretz hopes to score and help the team succeed against Kosovo.
- He acknowledged criticism after the Ireland defeat is legitimate.
- Peretz believes the team can overcome challenges with aggression.
- He urged teammates to play with positivity and energy.
Dor Peretz, a key midfielder for the Israeli national soccer team, described the team's recent heavy loss to Ireland as one of the most regrettable moments of his career. Speaking ahead of the team's upcoming match against Kosovo, Peretz acknowledged the team's desire to achieve a good result and bring pride, but admitted that sometimes such outcomes are unavoidable. He likened the defeat to a 'snowball' effect that the team couldn't stop in time.
Peretz, who is expected to start against Kosovo after coming off the bench against Ireland, expressed his hope to score and contribute to the team's overall goal of scoring more. He emphasized that his personal goal is secondary to the team's success and that he aims to support his teammates, especially during difficult times.
Addressing the criticism following the Ireland match, Peretz stated that he is aware of it and considers it legitimate, especially after a poor performance. He noted that if the team had won, the feedback would have been positive. He admitted that when losing 3-0, everything on the field appears negative, but expressed a desire for the team to have performed better to honor the national symbol and country.
Looking ahead, Peretz expressed confidence in the team's potential to achieve good results and overcome challenges, believing in their path forward. He stressed the need for increased aggression and improved performance against Kosovo, urging his teammates to approach the game with positivity and energy to secure a victory.
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