Israel National Team Faces Ireland Without Key Players Due to Illness and Injury
Translated & summarized from Ynet by baba
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- Raz Shlomo and Manor Solomon are out or benched due to illness.
- Injuries sideline Daniel Peretz and Anan Khalaily.
- Guy Mizerachi is expected to replace Shlomo in defense.
- Oscar Gluch is likely to start after being a substitute.
- Israel seeks its first win in the Nations League.
- The match will be played in an empty stadium.
The Israeli national football team will be without regular defender Raz Shlomo for their Nations League match against Ireland on Sunday evening. Shlomo is suffering from an illness and has been a consistent starter in the team's previous three games. Guy Mizerachi, typically a right-back, is expected to replace Shlomo in the center of defense. Additionally, star player Manor Solomon is also ill and may start on the bench. Oscar Gluch, who came on as a substitute in the previous match against Kosovo, is anticipated to be in the starting lineup this time. The team also faces absences due to injury: Daniel Peretz was released from the squad with a quadriceps tear, and Anan Khalaily, who was injured against Kosovo, is also not expected to be available. The match will be played in an empty stadium in Bačka Topola. Israel currently sits last in Group 7 with only one point from their first three games. In their last encounter a week prior, Ireland defeated Israel 3-0. The Israeli team hopes to secure their first win of the campaign and avenge the previous loss, as well as address perceived hostile behavior from the Irish team in recent times.
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