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Maccabi Haifa Defenders Doubtful for Hapoel Jerusalem Match

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Hebrew · 2 newsrooms covering

Maccabi Haifa faces uncertainty for their upcoming match against Hapoel Jerusalem as two key defenders, Nigel Lonwijk and Tsunami, are doubtful due to muscle sensitivity. The team has been performing well this season, collecting 12 points from their first five games. The club is attempting to get the players ready for the league fixture, hoping to continue their successful run.

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  • Maccabi Haifa's defenders Nigel Lonwijk and Tsunami are doubtful for the Hapoel Jerusalem match.
  • Both players are suffering from muscle sensitivity.
  • They were ruled out of a training game against Hapoel Kfar Saba.
  • Maccabi Haifa has had a strong start to the season with 12 points from 15.
  • The club is working to have the players fit for the league game.

Maccabi Haifa is in the final stages of preparation for their upcoming match against Hapoel Jerusalem, following an extended international break. The team, known as "The Greens," has had a strong start to the season, securing 12 out of a possible 15 points and aims to maintain this positive momentum.

However, the team has received concerning news regarding two of its defensive players. Center-backs Nigel Lonwijk and Tsunami are both experiencing muscle sensitivity. They were consequently excluded from a training match against Hapoel Kfar Saba. The club is working to have them fit for the league encounter with Hapoel Jerusalem.

The club hopes that rest will aid their recovery, enabling them to participate in the game against Hapoel Jerusalem and contribute to extending their winning streak.

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