Maccabi Tel Aviv Worries Over Dvidah Injury After Draw
Translated & summarized from Mako by baba
Maccabi Tel Aviv drew 0-0 with Bnei Sakhnin, ending a five-game winning streak and causing disappointment. Winger Oشر Dvidah suffered a suspected hamstring tear and is doubtful for the next game. Hélio Varela is expected to return to the starting lineup, while Shagiv Ezekiel is also back from injury. The draw reduces Maccabi Tel Aviv's lead at the top of the league.
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- Maccabi Tel Aviv drew 0-0 with Bnei Sakhnin, ending a five-game winning streak.
- Winger Oشر Dvidah suffered a suspected hamstring tear and is doubtful for the next match.
- Hélio Varela is expected to start in Maccabi Tel Aviv's next game.
- The draw reduces Maccabi Tel Aviv's league lead to three points.
- Shagiv Ezekiel appears to have recovered from his injury.
Maccabi Tel Aviv expressed significant disappointment following a 0-0 draw against Bnei Sakhnin on Saturday, which ended their five-game winning streak in the league. The team felt they missed opportunities to secure a victory, with a lack of quality cited as a key factor in the outcome. "We shouldn't have faltered here," a team source commented on the unexpected result.
Adding to the club's concerns is an injury sustained by winger Oشر Dvidah, who limped off the field clutching his hamstring. There is fear he may have a hamstring tear, and he is now doubtful for the upcoming match against Beitar Jerusalem. Dvidah had started the season strongly.
On a more positive note, Hélio Varela, who has been gradually returning from injury, is expected to start in the next game. Shagiv Ezekiel also had a clear chance to score and missed, but the team is pleased he appears to have put his own injury behind him, at least temporarily.
The draw marks Maccabi Tel Aviv's first dropped points of the league season. The result leaves them three points ahead of second-place Hapoel Tel Aviv, with Maccabi Haifa having an opportunity to close the gap to one point if they win their Monday match.
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