Maccabi Tel Aviv's Oshir Davida Returns to Training After Injury
Translated & summarized from Walla by baba
Maccabi Tel Aviv player Oshir Davida returned to training on Saturday after a leg injury sustained last week. His availability for Monday's match against Beitar Jerusalem is uncertain, though he is expected to be available. Coach Robie Miller has Yehezkel and Laios as potential replacements if Davida cannot start. The team faces a difficult away game against a strong Beitar Jerusalem side.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Oshir Davida returned to Maccabi Tel Aviv training Saturday after a leg injury.
- His availability for Monday's match against Beitar Jerusalem is uncertain.
- Shagiv Yehezkel and Hicham Laios are potential replacements if Davida cannot start.
- Maccabi Tel Aviv faces a challenging away game against Beitar Jerusalem.
- The team dropped points against Bnei Sakhnin for the first time this season.
Maccabi Tel Aviv player Oshir Davida participated in training on Saturday for the first time since suffering a leg injury last week against Bnei Sakhnin. Davida missed the entire week of training and received treatment for his injury, leading to concerns he would be unavailable for the upcoming match against Beitar Jerusalem on Monday. However, his participation in Saturday's practice suggests he may be available for the team, though his readiness to start is uncertain after a week off.
If Davida is not fit to start, coach Robie Miller's options for the wing positions include Shagiv Yehezkel and Hicham Laios. Yehezkel played on the left wing in the previous game, but Lior Varla is expected to take that spot, potentially allowing Yehezkel to move to the right. Laios, who has experience on both wings this season, is another possibility.
Maccabi Tel Aviv faces a challenging match against Beitar Jerusalem on Monday, having struggled in recent away games at Teddy Stadium. The team also suffered a setback by dropping points against Bnei Sakhnin for the first time this season, while Beitar Jerusalem is on a strong winning streak. This game marks Maccabi Tel Aviv's return to the stadium where they won the State Cup last season.
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