Maccabi Tel Aviv Loanee Scores Stunning Solo Goal in Kfar Shalem Victory
Translated & summarized from Mako by baba
Kfar Shalem defeated Hapoel Acre 4-0 in the National League, with all goals scored by Maccabi Tel Aviv loanees. Lotem Azers scored a remarkable solo goal, while Orel Bayya contributed two goals. Ran Reibel added the final goal for Kfar Shalem. Azers expressed his ambition to return to Maccabi Tel Aviv's senior team.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Lotem Azers scored a spectacular solo goal, dribbling past five defenders in Kfar Shalem's 4-0 win.
- Kfar Shalem's four goals were all scored by players on loan from Maccabi Tel Aviv.
- Orel Bayya scored twice for Kfar Shalem, continuing his scoring streak.
- Ran Reibel scored the final goal for Kfar Shalem in the 89th minute.
- Lotem Azers aims to prove himself and return to Maccabi Tel Aviv's senior team.
Kfar Shalem secured a dominant 4-0 victory over bottom-placed Hapoel Acre in the National League on Monday, with all four goals scored by players on loan from Maccabi Tel Aviv. Orel Bayya opened the scoring with his second consecutive game finding the net, netting twice in an 11-minute span in the 45th and 56th minutes. The highlight of the match, however, was a spectacular individual effort by Lotem Azers in the 80th minute. The Maccabi Tel Aviv talent took possession, skillfully dribbled past four defenders, evaded another, and coolly finished into the net. Midfielder Ran Reibel added the final goal just before the whistle, striking precisely from the edge of the box in the 89th minute. Azers, who has now scored in his last three consecutive matches, bringing his season total to four goals, recently expressed his determination on social media. Following a brace in a 2-1 win against Bnei Raina earlier in the month, he wrote about overcoming difficulties and working harder than others, aiming to prove himself and return to Maccabi Tel Aviv. He also mentioned his desire to play for the senior team as soon as possible, ideally by January. Azers previously scored 20 goals in 58 appearances for Maccabi Tel Aviv's youth team, helping them win the championship in the 2025/26 season.
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