Beitar Jerusalem Eyes Jordan Shua's Return Amid Winning Streak
Translated & summarized from N12 by baba
Beitar Jerusalem, led by coach Almog Cohen, will host Hapoel Ramat Gan on Sunday, aiming to extend their three-game winning streak. The team is motivated by recent league results but wary of dropping points against the promoted side. Key player Jordan Shua is expected to return to the starting lineup after showing improved form. The match is scheduled for 8:15 PM.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Beitar Jerusalem aims to continue its three-game winning streak against Hapoel Ramat Gan on Sunday.
- Coach Almog Cohen is preparing his team tactically, respecting Hapoel Ramat Gan's capabilities.
- Player Jordan Shua is expected to start after demonstrating increased motivation and good training.
- Nana Antwi returns to the lineup, while Bryan Carbalí is suspended.
- Uri Azou is expected to be included in the squad for the first time.
Beitar Jerusalem, currently on a three-game winning streak, is set to host Hapoel Ramat Gan on Sunday evening at 8:15 PM, aiming to climb further up the league table. The team, managed by Almog Cohen, hopes to maintain its momentum despite the recent international break. Recent results, including Maccabi Tel Aviv's draw and Hapoel Haifa's victory, have increased motivation for Beitar, but also sparked concerns about dropping points against the newly promoted Hapoel Ramat Gan.
Coach Cohen has been focusing on tactical drills, particularly set pieces and offensive solutions, emphasizing the need to create chances against their opponents. He expressed significant respect for Hapoel Ramat Gan, cautioning his players that their league position does not reflect their true capabilities. Nana Antwi is expected to return to the starting lineup, while Bryan Carbalí will be the eighth foreign player unable to dress due to suspension.
Uri Azou is anticipated to be included in the squad. After two games on the bench, Jordan Shua is likely to start, with reports from the club indicating he has shown increased hunger and trained exceptionally well since returning from international duty. The projected starting lineup includes Miguel Silva in goal, Nana Antwi, Gil Cohen, and Luka Gadriani in defense, Timothy Muzi, Boris Ino, Tomer Yusefi, and Daniel Worku in midfield, and Jordan Shua, Omer Atzili, and Sean Weissman (or Eugene Ansah) in attack.
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