Hozzez and Schwartz to Miss Maccabi Petah Tikva Match
Translated & summarized from Mako by baba
Hapoel Ramat Gan will play Maccabi Petah Tikva on Saturday without key players Matan Hozez and Noam Schwartz. Coach Massai Dego is considering tactical formations, with potential changes to the defensive setup. The team aims for its first back-to-back wins this season after a recent victory over Hapoel Haifa.
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- Matan Hozez and Noam Schwartz will miss Hapoel Ramat Gan's match against Maccabi Petah Tikva.
- Hapoel Ramat Gan seeks its first consecutive wins of the season against Maccabi Petah Tikva.
- Coach Massai Dego is considering tactical formation changes for the upcoming game.
- The team is buoyed by a recent 2-0 away victory over Hapoel Haifa.
- Luan Campos, a scorer in the last match, can play as a forward or winger.
Hapoel Ramat Gan is aiming to achieve its first consecutive wins of the season when it faces Maccabi Petah Tikva on Saturday. The team, nicknamed the "Ordonim," is coming off an impressive 2-0 away victory against Hapoel Haifa. Coach Massai Dego is not expected to make significant changes to the lineup, despite Maxim Fushchenko and Farid Ibrahim, who were key players, not starting the last game. Fushchenko came on as a substitute in the 85th minute, while Ibrahim did not play at all.
Dego is contemplating tactical formations, having used a three-defender system against Hapoel Haifa. In that setup, David Asenka played on the left flank, and Daniel Tischler, typically a left-back, was deployed as a left-sided center-back. This flexible approach allows Dego to switch formations during matches, with these players moving between positions. Luan Campos, who scored a remarkable goal in the previous win, can play as either a striker or a winger.
However, Hapoel Ramat Gan will be without Matan Hozez and Noam Schwartz. This will be Hozez's second consecutive missed game, while Schwartz will miss his third. The projected starting lineup includes Amit Reif, Yablo Gatacho, Zuta, Marcio Silva, Daniel Tischler, David Asenka, Goni Naor, Serjan Mikhailovich, Moshe Semel, Luan Campos, and Marius Novais.
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