Maccabi Netanya Aims to Break Winless Streak at Home
Translated & summarized from Sport5 by baba
Maccabi Netanya, without a win in four games, will host Hapoel Kiryat Shmona on Saturday. Coach Roni Levy expressed optimism about the team's playing level despite poor results, emphasizing teamwork. Player Dolev Haziza feels at home and believes the team should continue its current approach, expecting wins to follow with increased confidence.
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- Maccabi Netanya seeks to end a four-game winless streak against Hapoel Kiryat Shmona.
- Coach Roni Levy is optimistic about the team's playing level and strength.
- Player Dolev Haziza feels comfortable at the club and believes in the team's potential.
- Haziza suggests continuing the current strategy despite the winless streak.
- Both Levy and Haziza emphasize teamwork and player confidence as keys to success.
Maccabi Netanya, currently on a four-game winless streak, is preparing to host Hapoel Kiryat Shmona this Saturday at the Netanya Stadium. The team is looking to return to winning ways before their final match against Hapoel Petah Tikva.
Coach Roni Levy acknowledged the team's recent results have been subpar but expressed optimism about their playing level and team strength. "We are less good in terms of results, but in terms of playing level, we are at a very good level," Levy stated. He emphasized the importance of hard work, investment, and sticking to their current approach to find solutions and achieve better results. Levy highlighted "teamwork" as the central key to success, praising the squad's strong collective spirit.
Player Dolev Haziza shared his positive experience since joining Netanya, feeling at home and part of a warm, supportive environment with one of the best locker rooms he's encountered. He believes the team has a good squad and excellent potential that just needs more time to gel. Regarding the team's current slump, Haziza surprisingly suggested continuing with their current strategy, attributing recent setbacks to bad luck, such as conceding from the opponent's only shot on goal against Hapoel Petah Tikva. He believes scoring first would significantly ease the game and boost player confidence.
Haziza expressed confidence in the team's abilities and the quality of its players, considered among the best in the league. He is convinced that victories will come once the players gain more self-belief.
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