Bnei Yehuda Aims to Defend Toto Cup Title Against Hapoel Akko
Translated & summarized from Sport5 by baba
Bnei Yehuda is preparing to defend its Toto Cup title against Hapoel Akko in Netanya, aiming for a second consecutive win. Coach Eli Levi emphasized the team's seriousness and focus, warning against complacency despite league standings. Over 2,000 fans are expected to attend the final, with player Golan Beni highlighting the importance of winning a trophy for personal and club achievements.
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- Bnei Yehuda will face Hapoel Akko in the Toto Cup final in Netanya.
- The team aims to win the Toto Cup for the second consecutive year.
- Coach Eli Levi stressed the importance of focus and not underestimating Hapoel Akko.
- Over 2,000 Bnei Yehuda fans are expected to attend the match.
- Player Rave Assaiag is the only player sidelined due to injury.
Bnei Yehuda has finalized its preparations for the Toto Cup final against Hapoel Akko, scheduled to take place at the "Marium" Stadium in Netanya. The team will stay at a hotel in Netanya until the match, aiming to retain the title they won last season and secure a second consecutive victory.
The club places significant importance on this competition and winning another trophy, both for the club and its "Orange" fans. The coaching staff emphasizes that it is a single final match where anything can happen, and the teams' league standings are irrelevant. They acknowledge Hapoel Akko's strong recent performance against Bnei Raina and are aware of the challenging game ahead, requiring commitment, discipline, and focus for the full 90 minutes.
The team will have a full squad available, with the exception of player Rave Assaiag, who has been sidelined with an injury since the middle of last season. Over 2,000 Bnei Yehuda fans are expected to attend and support the team in their quest for a second consecutive Toto Cup win.
Coach Eli Levi stated that the team approaches every game with the goal of winning, including the Toto Cup, which was a marked objective at the start of the season. He stressed the importance of maintaining focus and not underestimating opponents, citing Hapoel Akko's recent improvement and strong showing against Bnei Raina. "Woe unto us if we ease up or think the league standings will win the game," Levi warned, adding that the team is well-prepared and ready for a tough match.
Player Golan Beni echoed the sentiment, stating that the team is preparing thoroughly and respects the opponent but is determined to win the title. He highlighted that winning a trophy is a significant career achievement for players and important for the club. Beni also urged fans to attend and support the team, calling them the "12th player."
