Israel U17s Defeat Liechtenstein 14-0 But Exit Euro Qualifiers
Translated & summarized from N12 by baba
Israel's U17 national soccer team defeated Liechtenstein 14-0 in their final Euro qualifier on Sunday. Despite the large margin of victory, the team was eliminated from the tournament. Switzerland and Spain advanced to the next stage. The Israeli team finished the campaign with four points from three matches.
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- Israel's U17 team beat Liechtenstein 14-0 in a Euro qualifier.
- The victory did not allow Israel to advance to the next stage of the tournament.
- Switzerland and Spain qualified for the next round instead of Israel.
- Noam Goldenberg and Tomer Dabbah each scored three goals.
- Israel finished the qualifying campaign with four points.
- Arik Benado is the coach of the U17 team.
The Israeli U17 national soccer team decisively beat Liechtenstein 14-0 on Sunday in their final Euro qualifiers match. Despite the resounding victory, the team, coached by Arik Benado, was eliminated from the tournament, as Switzerland and Spain advanced to the next stage. The game against Liechtenstein was considered a "protocol match" for Israel, who finished the qualifying campaign with four points from three games. Their previous results included a draw against Switzerland and a loss to Spain.
Several players scored multiple goals in the dominant performance. Noam Goldenberg and Tomer Dabbah each scored hat-tricks, with Goldenberg netting goals in the 22nd, 38th, and 55th minutes, and Dabbah scoring in the 31st, 52nd, and 96th minutes. Noam Azran and Ariel Dora each scored braces, finding the net in the 71st and 76th minutes for Azran, and the 58th and 64th minutes for Dora. Other goal scorers included Yonatan Koriat (32nd minute), Yotam Kalfa (80th minute), and Liraz Yontov (89th minute).
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