Maccabi Tel Aviv Eyes Top Spot in Crucial Match Against Beitar Jerusalem
Translated & summarized from N12 by baba
Maccabi Tel Aviv is preparing for a crucial league match against Beitar Jerusalem on Monday, aiming to regain first place. Winger Oشر Davidah trained fully and is expected to be in the squad, though Shagiv Yehezkel is likely to start on the right wing. The team is also integrating youth players due to squad limitations. The projected lineup features a mix of established players and potential new starters.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Maccabi Tel Aviv aims to reclaim first place in the league with a win against Beitar Jerusalem on Monday.
- Winger Oشر Davidah trained fully and is expected to be available for the important match.
- Shagiv Yehezkel is projected to start on the right wing alongside forwards Ester Sukler and Helio Varela.
- Maccabi Tel Aviv is incorporating youth players Ilai Ben Simon, Noam Levy, and Itay Karam into senior training.
- Coach Keni Miller is not planning significant changes to the lineup from the previous game against Sakhnin.
Maccabi Tel Aviv is preparing for a critical match against Beitar Jerusalem on Monday, aiming to reclaim first place in the league. The team, currently coached by Keni Miller, lost its top position after Maccabi Haifa's victory.
There is positive news regarding winger Oشر Davidah, who completed a full training session and is expected to be available for the game. Miller confirmed Davidah is working to be match-fit. However, Shagiv Yehezkel is anticipated to start on the right wing, forming the front three with Ester Sukler and Helio Varela. The Cape Verdean winger is set to return to the starting lineup, and Miller is not planning other changes from the team that faced Sakhnin.
Due to injuries and a thin squad, Maccabi Tel Aviv is also giving opportunities to its youth players. Ilai Ben Simon has returned to train with the senior squad, joined by two players from the youth team, Noam Levy and Itay Karam.
The projected starting lineup includes Ofek Malika, James Tavernier, Mohamed Ali Camara, Raz Shlomo, Noam Ben Harush, Iissouf Sissoko, Gabi Kaniukovsky, Dor Peretz, Shagiv Yehezkel, Helio Varela, and Ester Sukler.
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