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Israeli Midfielder Mohammed Abu Fani Scores in Red Star Belgrade's Dominant Win

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Hebrew · 2 newsrooms covering

Israeli midfielder Mohammed Abu Fani scored for Red Star Belgrade in their 5-1 win against Mladost, extending their league lead. The goal was his third of the season. The victory places Red Star Belgrade firmly in first place in the Serbian league standings.

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  • Mohammed Abu Fani scored for Red Star Belgrade in their 5-1 victory over Mladost.
  • The goal was Abu Fani's third of the season.
  • Red Star Belgrade leads the Serbian league by six points after 12 rounds.
  • Abu Fani's season has seen both impressive performances and setbacks.

Israeli midfielder Mohammed Abu Fani scored for Red Star Belgrade in their 5-1 victory over Mladost on Sunday, helping his team solidify their lead in the Serbian league. The goal, which came in the 56th minute, was Abu Fani's third of the season. He was substituted six minutes later.

Red Star Belgrade's win keeps them at the top of the league standings with 34 points after 12 rounds, six points ahead of second-place Vojvodina. Abu Fani's season has been inconsistent, marked by impressive performances as well as being dropped from the starting lineup and receiving a red card in a recent Conference League match against Lugano.

This latest goal marks a return to form for the Israeli player, contributing to Red Star's strong position in the league.

N12Centre · Neve Ilan

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