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Bizarre Scene: Sakhnin Goalkeeper Receives Cash From Fan During Match

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Hebrew · 2 newsrooms covering

Bnei Sakhnin's goalkeeper, Raul Lbrao, received cash from a fan during a 0-0 draw against Maccabi Tel Aviv. Lbrao called the act "crazy" and plans to buy treats for his teammates. Coach Yossi Abuksis praised his team's defensive effort and called the draw an excellent result against a strong opponent.

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  • Bnei Sakhnin goalkeeper Raul Lbrao received cash from a fan after a 0-0 draw with Maccabi Tel Aviv.
  • Lbrao stated he would use the money to buy treats for the entire locker room.
  • Coach Yossi Abuksis described the draw as an excellent result for Sakhnin.
  • Abuksis highlighted his team's perfect defensive play despite being hesitant with the ball.
  • The match took place at Bloomfield Stadium.

In a peculiar incident following a 0-0 draw between Bnei Sakhnin and Maccabi Tel Aviv at Bloomfield Stadium, Sakhnin's Romanian goalkeeper, Raul Lbrao, was seen receiving a bundle of cash from a fan in the stands. Lbrao was initially hesitant when called over by the supporter but eventually accepted the money, which was passed to him by security personnel. "It's crazy. I've never received a bonus like this before. I'll buy something sweet for the locker room, not just for myself," Lbrao stated after the game. He also commented on the team's performance, expressing satisfaction with the draw against a strong Maccabi Tel Aviv side, acknowledging their opponent's greater number of chances but emphasizing Sakhnin's defensive effort. "In a game like this, you have to suffer in this atmosphere," he added. Sakhnin's coach, Yossi Abuksis, praised his players for their sacrificial performance, calling the result excellent against a formidable Maccabi Tel Aviv. He noted that while the team was somewhat hesitant with the ball, their defensive play was perfect, and he aims to build confidence for his players to showcase their abilities. Abuksis expressed his smile was due to the result, which was not anticipated at the start of the season on such a challenging field.

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