Bnei Sakhnin Coach Abuksis Curses Maccabi Tel Aviv Fans After 0-0 Draw
Translated & summarized from Israel Hayom by baba
Bnei Sakhnin coach Yossi Abuksis cursed Maccabi Tel Aviv fans after their 0-0 draw, accusing them of wishing cancer on him and his family. The result ended Maccabi Tel Aviv's perfect start to the season. Sakhnin's goalkeeper was given cash by a fan at the end of the game. The match took place at Bloomfield Stadium.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Bnei Sakhnin coach Yossi Abuksis cursed Maccabi Tel Aviv fans, accusing them of wishing him cancer.
- The 0-0 draw between Bnei Sakhnin and Maccabi Tel Aviv was Maccabi's first dropped points of the season.
- Sakhnin goalkeeper the Sakhnin goalkeeper received cash from a fan after the match.
- The incident occurred after the game at Bloomfield Stadium.
- Abuksis stated the fans wished cancer upon him and his family.
Bnei Sakhnin coach Yossi Abuksis engaged in a heated verbal confrontation with a small group of Maccabi Tel Aviv fans following the teams' 0-0 draw at Bloomfield Stadium on Saturday. Abuksis called fans in Gate 13 "whores" and explained his outburst by stating they wished cancer upon him and his family. "They deserved it more," Abuksis claimed, adding that "there are emotions in the game, and even Maccabi Tel Aviv's crowd needs to be educated." The draw marks Maccabi Tel Aviv's first dropped points of the season after a perfect start, missing an opportunity to extend their winning streak. Despite controlling possession and creating chances, Maccabi Tel Aviv was thwarted by Sakhnin's tight defense and an excellent performance from goalkeeper the Sakhnin goalkeeper. In a separate bizarre incident at the end of the match, the Sakhnin goalkeeper was approached by a fan who handed him cash, which the embarrassed goalkeeper accepted. The Sakhnin goalkeeper promised to use the unexpected bonus for the team's locker room, not just for himself.
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