Maccabi Haifa Plans for Teddy Stadium Match Against Hapoel Jerusalem
Translated & summarized from N12 by baba
Maccabi Haifa coach Barak Bakhar plans to keep most of his winning lineup for Monday's match against Hapoel Jerusalem. The main lineup decision is between midfielders Yarin Levi and Kangi Gura. Kani Safe will play left-back due to injuries, and Tsunami's availability is uncertain. Silva Kani and Adam Grimberg are back in contention for the squad.
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- Maccabi Haifa coach Barak Bakhar will likely keep most of his starting lineup against Hapoel Jerusalem.
- The main lineup decision is between midfielders Yarin Levi and Kangi Gura.
- Kani Safe will start at left-back due to injuries to Pierre Cornud and Yinon Feingold.
- Tsunami's participation depends on his recovery in upcoming training sessions.
- Silva Kani and Adam Grimberg are competing for squad spots after returning to fitness.
Maccabi Haifa is set to face Hapoel Jerusalem on Monday evening following a lengthy international break. Coach Barak Bakhar is expected to maintain most of the starting lineup that secured a victory against Ironi Tiberias.
The primary lineup decision for Bakhar involves choosing between Yarin Levi, who performed well for the Israel national team, and Kangi Gura, who has not met expectations in the league despite excelling for Curaçao.
If Levi starts in midfield alongside Ali Muhammad and Eitan Azulai, Burninho will return to the left wing. Kani Safe will continue at left-back due to injuries to Pierre Cornud and Yinon Feingold. Tsunami is attempting to train, and his inclusion in the squad will be decided after the next two training sessions. Nigel Lonwijk and Noam Steifman are confirmed starters in central defense, while Pedro Brazão and Andrea Novakovic are expected to lead the attack.
Competition for a place on the bench is also intensifying with the return to fitness of Silva Kani and Adam Grimberg rejoining first-team training. Cedric D'On, however, will be absent due to a hamstring tear.
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