Serrano and Shua Start for Beitar Jerusalem Against Hapoel Ramat Gan
Translated & summarized from Walla by baba
Beitar Jerusalem and Hapoel Ramat Gan played their sixth-round Israeli Premier League match on Sunday in Rehovot. Beitar Jerusalem featured Alexis Serrano starting for the first time and Yarden Shua returning to the lineup. Hapoel Ramat Gan had a full squad, including their four foreign defenders. The league table shows Maccabi Tel Aviv leading, with Beitar Jerusalem in sixth and Hapoel Ramat Gan in twelfth place.
The story in 6 lines · by baba
- Alexis Serrano and Yarden Shua started for Beitar Jerusalem against Hapoel Ramat Gan.
- The match was part of the sixth round of the Israeli Premier League.
- Beitar Jerusalem aimed to climb the standings, while Hapoel Ramat Gan sought to avoid relegation.
- Hapoel Ramat Gan's defense included all four of their foreign players.
- David Foxman officiated the game at the Rehovot Stadium.
- Maccabi Tel Aviv leads the league table with 16 points.
Beitar Jerusalem and Hapoel Ramat Gan faced off on Sunday in the sixth round of the Israeli Premier League at the Rehovot Stadium. Beitar Jerusalem entered the match seeking to climb the league standings after three consecutive wins, while Hapoel Ramat Gan aimed for an upset to move away from the relegation zone.
Beitar Jerusalem's lineup saw Alexis Serrano making his debut start for the club, and Yarden Shua returning to the starting eleven. Sean Weissman led the attack, with Nana Antwi recovering from injury to also start. Gil Cohen replaced the suspended Brian Carballo in central defense.
Hapoel Ramat Gan, managed by Massai Dego, fielded a full squad. Their defense featured all four foreign players: Jota, Marcos Silva, Fard Ibrahim, and Serjan Mijailovic. Ido Oly and Goni Naor, back from injuries, started in midfield, with Matan Hozez preferred over Marius Novisi in the forward line.
The match was officiated by David Foxman. The league table shows Maccabi Tel Aviv leading with 16 points, followed by Hapoel Tel Aviv and Hapoel Be'er Sheva with 13 points each. Beitar Jerusalem was in sixth place with 9 points from 5 games, while Hapoel Ramat Gan was in twelfth place with 3 points from 5 games.
The article also previews upcoming matches, including Hapoel Jerusalem vs. Maccabi Haifa on Monday.
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