Israel Goalkeeper Daniel Peretz Out with Groin Tear
Translated & summarized from Mako by baba
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- Goalkeeper Daniel Peretz has a groin tear and will miss ten days.
- Peretz will miss upcoming matches for Israel and his club.
- Assaf Tzur started in goal due to other players' illnesses.
- Several team staff were also unwell.
Israel national team goalkeeper Daniel Peretz is suffering from a groin tear and will miss approximately ten days of play. Peretz did not participate in the team's recent match against Kosovo and will also be absent for the upcoming game against Ireland, marking the fourth and final match of the current campaign. His injury also puts him in doubt for his club, Southampton's, October 11th match against Portsmouth, followed by games against Norwich on October 14th and Bolton Wanderers.
Assaf Tzur started in goal against Kosovo after Omri Glazer experienced nausea and vomiting. The team's second goalkeeping coach, Chen Abdo, assisted Tzur during warm-ups due to Glazer and goalkeeping coach Itay Zilfa being ill.
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