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Ongoing Story· Day 13

Hapoel Ramat Gan Players Racing to Be Fit for Beitar Jerusalem Match

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Hapoel Haifa Prepares for Hapoel Ramat Gan Clash with Key Lineup Changes

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Hapoel Haifa, sixth in the league, will host Hapoel Ramat Gan aiming for a second straight win. Yead Gonen returns from suspension to likely start at forward, and Dor Malul may play right-back. Player William Agada remains sidelined for another two weeks due to injury. The team is wary of underestimating their opponent despite a strong start to the season.

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  • Hapoel Haifa hosts Hapoel Ramat Gan aiming for a second consecutive league win.
  • Yead Gonen returns from suspension and is expected to start at forward.
  • Dor Malul is a potential starter at right-back, replacing Noam Cohen.
  • William Agada will miss at least two more weeks due to an injury.
  • The club acknowledges the difficulty of the upcoming match against Ramat Gan.

Hapoel Haifa, currently sixth in the league with nine points, is set to host Hapoel Ramat Gan in an upcoming match, aiming for their second consecutive league victory. The team secured a dramatic 2-1 win in stoppage time against Maccabi Petah Tikva in their last outing. For the upcoming game, coach Chaim Silvas is expected to make two changes to the starting lineup. Forward Yead Gonen, returning from suspension, is favored to start over Shikana Diakite. Additionally, Dor Malul may feature as the right-back, replacing Noam Cohen.

Meanwhile, William Agada, who sustained an injury before the international break, has not yet returned to full training and is expected to be sidelined for at least another two weeks. The club is maintaining a cautious approach ahead of the encounter with Hapoel Ramat Gan, emphasizing the need to stay grounded despite their strong start to the season. "Ramat Gan is a difficult trap," a club representative stated, highlighting that these are the games that truly test the team. "We will need to approach it with humility and stick to our principles; it won't be easy."

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