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Ongoing Story· Day 3

Beitar Jerusalem Considers Foreign Player Exclusion for Hapoel Petah Tikva Match

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Beitar Jerusalem Coach Almog Cohen Debates Striker Choice Before Hapoel Petah Tikva Match

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Beitar Jerusalem coach Almog Cohen is deliberating between Sean Weissman and Yugen Ense for the striker position in Sunday's game against Hapoel Petah Tikva. Weissman is reportedly favored due to his strong performance and work ethic. The team is also focusing on professional conduct after an incident involving free kick assignments.

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  • Coach Almog Cohen is deciding between Sean Weissman and Yugen Ense for Beitar Jerusalem's forward role.
  • Weissman is reportedly favored due to his aggressive play and work rate.
  • Samuel Kalo is expected to be the foreign player excluded from the squad.
  • Coach Cohen warned players that Hapoel Petah Tikva will be a difficult opponent.

Beitar Jerusalem will hold its final training session on Saturday evening ahead of their Sunday match against Hapoel Petah Tikva at the Shlomo Biton Stadium. Coach Almog Cohen is currently undecided on the team's forward position, weighing between Sean Weissman and Yugen Ense. Weissman appears to have the edge, with the club highly valuing his aggressive play and work rate, anticipating that goals will boost his confidence.

Samuel Kalo is expected to be the foreign player left out of the matchday squad, adhering to the seven-foreigner limit. Cohen addressed his players, emphasizing that Hapoel Petah Tikva is a team that always poses a challenge, predicting a tougher game than their recent match against Maccabi Tel Aviv. He stressed the importance of recognizing that no games in the league are easy.

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