Hapoel Tel Aviv Coach Barda Praises Squad Depth After Kiryat Shmona Victory
Translated & summarized from N12 by baba
Hapoel Tel Aviv defeated Kiryat Shmona 3-1 on Saturday, with goals from Douglas Owusu, Emmanuel Boateng, and Omri Altman. Coach Eliniv Barda praised his team's deep squad and Owusu's potential, while Kiryat Shmona coach Shi Barda cited missed chances and errors for the loss. The victory marks a return to form for Hapoel Tel Aviv, while Kiryat Shmona aims to correct their mistakes.
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- Hapoel Tel Aviv beat Kiryat Shmona 3-1 with goals from Owusu, Boateng, and Altman.
- Hapoel coach Eliniv Barda stated Douglas Owusu is far from his potential.
- Eliniv Barda praised Hapoel Tel Aviv's deep squad and weekly competition.
- Omri Altman said Hapoel Tel Aviv "killed the game quickly" and "exploited situations."
- Kiryat Shmona coach Shi Barda cited missed chances and two errors for the loss.
- Shtav Turiel was unavailable for Hapoel Tel Aviv due to not being fully fit.
Hapoel Tel Aviv secured a decisive 3-1 victory over Kiryat Shmona on Saturday, with goals from Douglas Owusu, Emmanuel Boateng, and Omri Altman. Hapoel coach Eliniv Barda expressed satisfaction with his team's performance, particularly their strong start and second-half resurgence. He highlighted the team's deep squad, noting that competition for places each week is beneficial, though he wishes he could utilize all five substitutions more often. Barda specifically commented on Owusu, stating the player is far from reaching his full potential and can improve significantly, adding that the team knew he would be a valuable asset.
Barda also touched upon the reduced gap between teams in the current era of numerous foreign players. Omri Altman echoed the coach's sentiments, describing the win as crucial for the team's return to form and emphasizing their efficiency in converting chances. Kiryat Shmona coach Shi Barda acknowledged his team's loss to a superior opponent, attributing the defeat to missed opportunities and two critical errors. He expressed the team's desire to learn from these mistakes and improve their recent lack of points, stating they would analyze the errors made.
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