Hapoel Tel Aviv Faces Player Absences Amid Strong Fan Support
Translated & summarized from N12 by baba
Hapoel Tel Aviv faces Hapoel Jerusalem with key players Adrian Creve and Emmanuel Boateng sidelined due to suspension and injury respectively. Over 6,000 away tickets have been sold to Hapoel Tel Aviv's supporters for the match. The team is currently one point behind league leaders Maccabi Haifa and has a tough schedule ahead.
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- Hapoel Tel Aviv forward Emmanuel Boateng is injured and unlikely to play against Hapoel Jerusalem.
- Adrian Creve is suspended for Hapoel Tel Aviv's upcoming match.
- Over 6,000 away tickets have been sold to Hapoel Tel Aviv fans for the game.
- Hapoel Tel Aviv is one point behind league leaders Maccabi Haifa.
- The team faces a difficult upcoming schedule including a cup final and tough league matches.
Hapoel Tel Aviv is preparing for their upcoming match against Hapoel Jerusalem at Teddy Stadium, buoyed by a recent dramatic victory over Ironi Tiberias. The team is currently just one point behind league leaders Maccabi Haifa and faces a challenging schedule ahead, including the Toto Cup final against Maccabi Tel Aviv, a match against Maccabi Haifa, and a game against Hapoel Be'er Sheva.
Coach Barda is preparing for the game with two significant player absences. Adrian Creve is suspended after receiving a red card in the previous match. Additionally, forward Emmanuel Boateng is unlikely to be fit for the game. Boateng was substituted after colliding with Ziv Morgan in the last game, resulting in facial swelling, and has not yet returned to team training.
Despite the player concerns, Hapoel Tel Aviv's supporters are expected to turn out in large numbers. Over 6,000 tickets have already been sold for the away fans, indicating a strong presence from the "Red" crowd in the capital city.
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