Hapoel Beer Sheva Eyes Momentum in Return to League Play
Translated & summarized from N12 by baba
Hapoel Beer Sheva returns to Israeli Premier League action this Saturday against Ironi Tiberias, seeking to maintain their undefeated momentum. Key players Lucas Ventura and Itai Rotman are expected to feature, while Eliel Peretz and Guy Mizrahi face fitness assessments. The club also voiced frustration over fan restrictions for a European match in Alkmaar.
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- Hapoel Beer Sheva aims to continue its undefeated run against Ironi Tiberias on Saturday.
- Player Lucas Ventura is expected to return to Hapoel Beer Sheva's starting lineup.
- Itai Rotman has returned to full training and may start for Hapoel Beer Sheva.
- Eliel Peretz and Guy Mizrahi are undergoing fitness checks ahead of the match.
- Hapoel Beer Sheva criticized Alkmaar's municipality for restricting fan attendance at a European game.
Hapoel Beer Sheva is set to resume their Israeli Premier League campaign this Saturday, aiming to extend their undefeated streak since a loss to Maccabi Tel Aviv. The team will face Ironi Tiberias, with coach Ran Kozuch anticipating the return of player Lucas Ventura to the starting lineup. Itai Rotman, who has returned to full training, is also a candidate to start.
Meanwhile, Eliel Peretz will undergo evaluation to determine his availability for Saturday's match based on his workload. Guy Mizrahi, who was slightly unwell and missed a recent national team game against Ireland, might be rested to prepare for upcoming Europa League fixtures.
A team source emphasized the importance of securing three points in the upcoming match, stating, "We are heading into a series of games and must start the league on the right foot with three points." The source also recalled a difficult experience against Tiberias last season at the Bar'el Stadium.
Separately, the club expressed disappointment with Alkmaar's municipality for not allowing their fans to attend an upcoming European match. "There is a lack of sportsmanship here that they will have their fans and we will not have support from home," a club representative stated.
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