Tiberias FC Suffers Frustrating Loss, Claims Refereeing Error

Hapoel Be'er Sheva defeated Ironi Tiberias 2-0 on Saturday, leaving Tiberias in last place in the league. Despite a strong performance and creating several clear scoring opportunities, Tiberias felt "robbed" by the outcome, according to club officials. "It was a great game from our players, they were above the game and rose to the situation," said club representatives. "We reached five clear goal-scoring chances and one-on-one situations with the goalkeeper, with a lot of luck for Be'er Sheva they didn't concede."

Tiberias will face another top team, Hapoel Tel Aviv, next Saturday at Bloomfield Stadium, where they hope to surprise. The team welcomed back players Niv Gottlieb and David Kaltins, who had been suspended for three months. Both started the match, with Kaltins playing the full 90 minutes and receiving praise. The club is also looking to integrate foreign defender Sambinha, pending budget clearance, which is expected this week.

Injured players Kais Ghanem and Chris Kouakou are set to return to full training on Tuesday, with the goal of having them back in the squad for the upcoming match against Hapoel Tel Aviv. "We proved that we are capable of looking good against any opponent," Tiberias added. "Alon Ziv and Moti Krispil brought us in with high readiness against a very quality opponent, we will come with this attitude to the upcoming rounds and it will be good."