Israeli National Team Player Ratings After Draw with Ireland
Translated & summarized from Mako by baba
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- Moshé Primo rated Israeli national soccer team players after a 1-1 draw.
- The team showed improved play compared to their previous match.
- Three players were singled out as top performers.
- Two players received ratings below expectations.
- Coach Ran Ben Shimon received a rating of 5.
The Israeli national soccer team concluded its recent international window with a 1-1 draw against Ireland on Sunday. Sports commentator Moshé Primo provided his ratings for the players and coach Ran Ben Shimon following the match, which saw Israel display a significantly improved performance compared to their previous game.
Primo highlighted three players who stood out above the rest, with two representatives from Tel Aviv and one from Haifa. He also identified two players who performed below expectations. The article lists the individual player ratings given by Primo.
Among the starting players, Assaf Tzur received a 7, Liel Abada a 6, Ilai Feingold a 5, Idan Nachmias a 5, Nikita Stoyanov a 5, Roy Revivo a 6, Eliel Peretz a 6, Eitan Azulai a 4, Dor Peretz a 7, Oscar Gloukh a 6, and Dor Turgeman a 4.
Substitutes also received ratings: Omri Gandelman got a 6, Yarin Levi a 7, Manor Solomon a 5, Yarden Shua a 5, and Eli Dasa a 5. Coach Ran Ben Shimon was rated a 5.
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