Maccabi Tel Aviv Eyes Top Spot in Crucial Match Against Beitar Jerusalem
Translated & summarized from Mako by baba
Maccabi Tel Aviv faces Beitar Jerusalem on Monday in a crucial match to regain first place in the league after losing it to Maccabi Haifa. Winger Osher Davida trained fully and is expected to be available, though Shagiv Yehezkel is likely to start on the right wing. Due to injuries, Maccabi Tel Aviv has also included youth players Elai Ben Simon, Noam Levy, and Itay Karam in senior team training.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Maccabi Tel Aviv aims to reclaim first place in the league by defeating Beitar Jerusalem on Monday.
- Winger Osher Davida trained fully and is expected to be available for the important match.
- Shagiv Yehezkel is projected to start on the right wing alongside Elio Varela and Esther Sokler.
- Coach Keni Miller is not planning major lineup changes beyond the right wing position.
- Youth players Elai Ben Simon, Noam Levy, and Itay Karam have joined senior team training due to squad limitations.
Maccabi Tel Aviv is preparing for a critical match against Beitar Jerusalem on Monday, aiming to reclaim the top spot in the league. The team, currently coached by Keni Miller, lost its first-place position after Maccabi Haifa's victory.
Good news has emerged for Maccabi Tel Aviv as winger Osher Davida completed a full training session and is expected to be available for the game. Miller confirmed Davida is working towards full fitness. However, Shagiv Yehezkel is anticipated to start on the right wing, completing the front three alongside Elio Varela and Esther Sokler.
Despite Davida's potential return, Miller is not planning significant changes to the starting lineup from the previous match against Sakhnin, with the exception of the winger position. The team's limited squad depth due to injuries has led to opportunities for youth players.
Elai Ben Simon has rejoined first-team training, and two players from the youth squad, Noam Levy and Itay Karam, have also been integrated with the senior team. The projected starting lineup includes Ofek Malika, James Tavernier, Mohamed Ali Camara, Raz Shlomo, Noam Ben Harush, Issof Sisoko, Gabi Kanyukovsky, Dor Peretz, Shagiv Yehezkel, Elio Varela, and Esther Sokler.
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