Hapoel Tel Aviv Coach Eliniw Barda Praises Squad Depth After Victory
Translated & summarized from Mako by baba
Hapoel Tel Aviv defeated Kiryat Shmona 3-1 on Saturday, with coach Eliniw Barda praising his team's deep squad and the potential of player Douglas Awusu. Barda noted the team's strong performance and the competitive environment he fosters weekly. The opposing coach, Guy Bar, acknowledged his team's missed opportunities and errors against a stronger opponent. The win marks a return to form for Hapoel Tel Aviv.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Hapoel Tel Aviv beat Kiryat Shmona 3-1 on Saturday.
- Coach Eliniw Barda praised his team's deep squad and player Douglas Awusu's potential.
- Omri Altman stated the win was crucial and the team capitalized on chances.
- The losing coach, Guy Bar, cited missed opportunities and errors.
- Hapoel Tel Aviv aims to build on this victory after a period without points.
Hapoel Tel Aviv secured a decisive 3-1 victory over Kiryat Shmona on Saturday, with goals from Douglas Awusu, Emmanuel Boateng, and Omri Altman. Coach Eliniw Barda expressed satisfaction with his team's performance, highlighting their strong start and excellent second half. He noted the team's deep squad, which ensures weekly competition for starting spots, and mentioned that while he aims for five substitutions per game, it's not always possible.
Barda specifically commented on Awusu's potential, stating that the player is far from reaching his ceiling and can improve significantly. He acknowledged that Awusu's contribution was anticipated when he was signed, and suggested that the gap between teams has narrowed in an era with numerous foreign players.
Hapoel Tel Aviv player Omri Altman described the win as crucial for the team, marking a return to their previous form. He emphasized the team's ability to quickly seal the game and capitalize on opportunities, while also acknowledging room for improvement.
Conversely, the coach of the losing team, Guy Bar, reflected on the match, stating that football is ultimately measured by goals. He admitted his team played against a superior opponent, missed their chances, and were punished for two errors. Bar expressed a desire to rectify these mistakes and improve their recent lack of points.
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