Bnei Sakhnin Coach Abuksis Plans New Formation for Maccabi Tel Aviv Clash
Translated & summarized from Sport5 by baba
Bnei Sakhnin's coach Yossi Abuksis is planning to use a new 1-4-5 formation for their upcoming match against Maccabi Tel Aviv. Forward Itamar Shviro will start for the first time, while Leroy Owusu also makes his debut in the starting lineup. The team acknowledges they are underdogs but aims to compete with aggression and tactical discipline. The game is scheduled for Saturday evening at Bloomfield Stadium.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Bnei Sakhnin coach Yossi Abuksis will debut a 1-4-5 formation against Maccabi Tel Aviv.
- Itamar Shviro will make his first start for Bnei Sakhnin as a forward.
- Leroy Owusu, scorer of the last winning goal, will also start for the first time.
- Amit Karadi is injured and will miss the match against Maccabi Tel Aviv.
- Sakhnin acknowledges being underdogs but plans to play aggressively and disciplined.
Bnei Sakhnin is set to host Maccabi Tel Aviv on Saturday evening at Bloomfield Stadium, aiming to secure points in the upcoming match. Coach Yossi Abuksis has been experimenting with various formations during the week and is expected to field a 1-4-5 setup, a formation the team has not started with previously.
Antonio Sefer will be moved to the bench. The midfield quartet will consist of Ahmed Taha, Modest Vorobiev, Ahmed Salman, and Mathew Cudjoe. Amit Karadi, on loan from Maccabi Tel Aviv, is sidelined due to injury and will not play. Maroun Gantos, who has recovered from an injury, along with Iyad Abu Abid and Ori Dahan, are expected to form the central defense. Leroy Owusu, who scored the winning goal against Hapoel Ramat Gan, will also debut in the starting lineup.
Ahead of the game, a Sakhnin representative stated, "We are clearly the underdogs against Maccabi Tel Aviv at Bloomfield. We will need to close the gaps through aggression and tactical discipline, and know how to capitalize on the opportunities that arise."
The anticipated starting lineup is: Raul Bravo; Leroy Owusu, Maroun Gantos, Iyad Abu Abid, Ori Dahan, Sana Gomes; Ahmed Taha, Modest Vorobiev, Mathew Cudjoe, Ahmed Salman; Itamar Shviro.
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