Israeli Handballers Shine in European Leagues
Translated & summarized from Mako by baba
Israeli handball players achieved notable successes across European leagues. Goalkeeper Tal Feld was named Goalkeeper of the Week in France's second division after making 16 saves. Yonatan Dayan scored 6 goals in Germany and extended his contract, while Yoav Lombrozo scored 5 goals in the Champions League. Other Israelis, including Daniel Moussindi, Tomer Rash, and Yahav Shamir, also recorded significant performances in their respective leagues.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Tal Feld was named Goalkeeper of the Week in France's second division handball league.
- Feld made 16 saves in Massy's 33-28 victory over Fortine.
- Yonatan Dayan scored 6 goals in Germany's Bundesliga and signed a two-year contract extension.
- Yoav Lombrozo scored 5 goals for Partizan Belgrade in the Champions League.
- Daniel Moussindi scored 3 goals in Hungary, Tomer Rash scored 8 in the Czech Republic, and Yahav Shamir made 7 saves in Germany's second division.
Israeli goalkeeper Tal Feld was named Goalkeeper of the Week in France's second division after a standout performance in Massy's 33-28 victory over Fortine. Feld made 16 saves, stopping 37% of shots faced.
In Germany's Handball-Bundesliga, Yonatan Dayan scored 6 goals and provided an assist for Balingen, who drew their match against Buxtehude. Following the game, Dayan signed a two-year contract extension with the club.
In the Champions League, Partizan Belgrade lost to Hungarian side Vesper 38-28. Israeli player Yoav Lombrozo contributed 5 goals, 3 assists, and 1 steal.
Elsewhere in Hungary, Daniel Moussindi scored 3 goals for Tatabánya in their 30-26 win over Szolnok in the sixth round of the Hungarian League. In the Czech Republic's first division, Tomer Rash scored 8 goals for Armín Sokol Písek, but his team narrowly lost 28-27 to Lovosice. In Germany's second division, Yahav Shamir made 7 saves for Hootenberg, who were defeated 30-26 by Lübbecke.
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