Hapoel Be'er Sheva Suffers Humiliating 4-0 Defeat to Union SG
Translated & summarized from Sport5 by baba
Hapoel Be'er Sheva was defeated 4-0 by Union Saint-Gilloise in a match that saw the team's performance drastically decline in the second half. Players expressed frustration, stating the second-half showing was unacceptable and could not be repeated. Two players, Guy Mazerhi and Rotman, are being assessed for cramps following the game.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Hapoel Be'er Sheva lost 4-0 to Union Saint-Gilloise, with a poor second-half performance.
- Players stated the team's second-half display was unacceptable and resembled giving up.
- Substitutions did not improve the team's performance during the match.
- Goalkeeper Ofir Marciano made several saves to prevent a larger defeat.
- Players Guy Mazerhi and Rotman are being checked for muscle cramps.
Hapoel Be'er Sheva experienced a shocking 4-0 loss against Belgian side Union Saint-Gilloise, a result that left players and staff deeply disappointed. The team, managed by Ran Kozuch, struggled significantly, particularly in the second half, after a more competitive first half where they conceded only one goal despite creating several chances.
Players expressed dismay at the team's performance in the second half, describing it as a surrender. "We need to know how to lose too," stated club sources. "The second half was bad and more than that. There is no situation where we can look like this, as if we gave up on the game. What happened in the second half cannot happen again."
Substitutions failed to alter the game's trajectory, with all incoming players performing poorly. Goalkeeper Ofir Marciano made several saves to prevent an even larger deficit, with some suggesting the final score could have been much higher. The team seemed to forget the importance of the competition they were playing in.
Meanwhile, players Guy Mazerhi and Rotman will undergo evaluation for muscle cramps. Lucas Ventura remained in Israel and did not participate in the match.
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