Hapoel Haifa Faces Hapoel Ramat Gan Amid Injury Concerns
Translated & summarized from Mako by baba
Hapoel Haifa will host Hapoel Ramat Gan on Saturday, seeking their second straight league win after a dramatic last-minute victory. Player William Agada remains sidelined for another two weeks due to injury, while coach Haim Silvas is expected to make two changes to the lineup. The team acknowledges the challenge of facing Ramat Gan, calling it a "big trap."
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Hapoel Haifa will host Hapoel Ramat Gan on Saturday, aiming for a second consecutive league win.
- William Agada is out for another two weeks with an injury sustained before the international break.
- Coach Haim Silvas is expected to start Yad Gonen and potentially Dor Malul in the lineup.
- Hapoel Haifa is currently sixth in the league standings with nine points.
- The team views the upcoming match against Ramat Gan as a significant challenge, calling it a "big trap."
Hapoel Haifa, currently sixth in the league with nine points, is set to host Hapoel Ramat Gan on Saturday evening, aiming for their second consecutive league victory. The team is coming off a dramatic 2-1 win over Maccabi Petah Tikva in stoppage time.
Coach Haim Silvas is expected to make two changes to the starting lineup. In the attack, Yad Gonen returns from suspension and will likely start ahead of Chikana Diakite. Additionally, Dor Malul may feature as the right-back, replacing Noam Cohen.
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 approaching the match against Ramat Gan with caution, emphasizing the need to remain humble and stick to their principles, acknowledging it as a "big trap."
The projected starting lineup for Hapoel Haifa is: Yoav Jerafi; Dor Malul (Noam Cohen), Dario Zupec, Ivan Kritzak, Ariel Mendi; Naoor Sabag, Shik Keita, Shai Elias; Yad Gonen, Liran Rotman, and Alon Thurgeman.
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