Beitar Jerusalem Dominates Ramat Gan in League Return
Translated & summarized from N12 by baba
Beitar Jerusalem achieved a dominant 4-0 win over Hapoel Ramat Gan in their return to the top league. Coach Almog Cohen praised his team's intense preparation and the strong performance of player Shua. Hapoel Ramat Gan's coach Massai Dego called it his team's worst game of the season, citing soft goals and a lack of execution. Beitar Jerusalem now prepares to face undefeated Maccabi Tel Aviv next.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Beitar Jerusalem defeated Hapoel Ramat Gan 4-0 in their return to the top league.
- Coach Almog Cohen praised player Shua's work rate and defensive contributions.
- Hapoel Ramat Gan coach Massai Dego described the match as his team's worst of the season.
- Beitar Jerusalem's next opponent is an undefeated Maccabi Tel Aviv.
- Player Boris Ino scored a brace in Beitar Jerusalem's victory.
Beitar Jerusalem secured a resounding 4-0 victory over Hapoel Ramat Gan in their return to the top-tier league, playing at Rehovot Stadium. Coach Almog Cohen expressed satisfaction with his team's performance, highlighting their intense preparation and high work rate from the outset.
Cohen specifically praised player Shua, stating his excellent work rate and defensive contribution were the foundation of the team's success, with his assists being an added bonus. He also discussed his tactical approach, aiming to utilize Shua and Yosefi's speed and vision by having them play wide and patiently seek forward passes and dribbles.
Regarding new additions, Cohen noted Alexis Serrano's contribution to the team's balance, ball movement, and game understanding. He also mentioned Seize, who is still regaining fitness after six months without a start, expressing belief in his potential.
Looking ahead, Cohen acknowledged the upcoming challenging match against Maccabi Tel Aviv, an undefeated team, but stated they would enjoy their current victory before analyzing their next opponent.
On the opposing side, Hapoel Ramat Gan coach Massai Dego described the game as his team's worst of the season, criticizing the soft goals conceded and the lack of cohesion. He admitted that nothing worked for his team, contrasting their usual aggressive and attacking style with their performance in this match.
Dego expressed confidence in his team's overall quality despite the poor showing, emphasizing the need for improvement before their next game against Hapoel Haifa. Player Goni Naor echoed the disappointment, stating the team had prepared well but failed to execute their game plan, with a late first-half goal derailing their efforts.
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