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Shafa-Amr Union Defeats League Leaders Golan Heights

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The Shafa-Amr Union defeated league leaders Golan Heights 2-0 in the Northern "A" League of the Second Division. Player Amir Sawan scored both goals in the second half, securing the win for Shafa-Amr. This marks the first loss of the season for Golan Heights, who are now tied on points with several other teams at the top of the tightly contested league.

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  • Shafa-Amr Union defeated Golan Heights 2-0 in the Northern "A" League.
  • Amir Sawan scored both goals for Shafa-Amr.
  • Golan Heights suffered their first loss of the season.
  • Five teams are currently tied in the top five positions of the league.
  • Shafa-Amr leads the league on goal difference.

The Northern "A" League of the Second Division continues to be exciting, with five teams tied in the top five positions. The Shafa-Amr Union now leads the league on goal difference, having defeated their hosts, Golan Heights, by a score of 2-0. Player Amir Sawan scored both goals for Shafa-Amr. The first half ended scoreless, but an hour into the match, Sawan opened the scoring. Golan Heights' attempts to equalize were unsuccessful, and Sawan sealed the victory with a second goal, making it difficult for the home team. This loss was the first of the season for Golan Heights, who now share the same number of points as Shafa-Amr, Yarka, Hapoel Bnei Ba'ana, and Union Bnei Kafr Suma.

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