Beitar Jerusalem Eyes Return of Yarden Shua Amid Winning Streak
Translated & summarized from Sport5 by baba
Beitar Jerusalem, on a three-game winning streak, faces Hapoel Ramat Gan on Sunday aiming to advance in the league. Coach Almog Cohen is preparing the team tactically, respecting the opponent despite their lower standing. Player Yarden Shua is expected to return to the starting lineup after showing renewed motivation and strong training. The team hopes to maintain momentum and avoid dropping points against the promoted side.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Beitar Jerusalem seeks a fourth straight win against Hapoel Ramat Gan on Sunday.
- Coach Almog Cohen emphasizes tactical preparation and respect for the opponent.
- Player Yarden Shua is expected to start after showing increased motivation.
- N'aana Antwi returns to the lineup, while Bryan Carbalí is suspended.
- The team aims to close the gap on league leaders with a win.
Beitar Jerusalem, currently on a three-game winning streak, is set to face Hapoel Ramat Gan this Sunday evening at 8:15 PM, aiming to climb further up the league standings. The team, managed by Almog Cohen, is motivated by recent results from rivals like Maccabi Tel Aviv and Hapoel Haifa, but also harbors concerns about dropping points against the newly promoted Ramat Gan.
Coach Cohen has been focusing on tactical drills, particularly set pieces and offensive solutions, emphasizing the need for his players to be sharp against an opponent whose league position, he believes, doesn't reflect their true capabilities. N'aana Antwi is expected to return to the starting lineup, while Bryan Carbalí will be unavailable due to suspension, marking him as the eighth foreign player to miss a match. Ori Azu is likely to be included in the squad.
There is anticipation surrounding the potential return of Yarden Shua to the starting eleven after two games on the bench. Sources within the club indicate that Shua has shown increased hunger and has been training exceptionally well since his return from national team duty, particularly in the last match.
The projected starting lineup for Beitar Jerusalem is: Miguel Silva; N'aana Antwi, Ghil Cohen, Luka Gadriani, Timoote Musi; Boris Ino, Tomer Yosefi, Daniel Worku; Yarden Shua, Omer Atzili, and Seán Weissman (or Eugene Ansah).
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