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Former Beitar Jerusalem Player Scores Hat Trick in Costa Rica

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Former Beitar Jerusalem player Mayron George scored a hat trick for Sporting FC in Costa Rica, leading them to a 4-2 win. This performance broke a month-and-a-half scoring drought for George, who had left the Israeli club a year prior. The goals were his second, third, and fourth of the season, and he also has three assists.

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  • Mayron George, ex-Beitar Jerusalem, scored three goals for Sporting FC in Costa Rica.
  • Sporting FC defeated Belen Escorpiones 4-2 thanks to George's hat trick.
  • The hat trick ended a month-and-a-half scoring drought for George.
  • George's goals were his second, third, and fourth of the season.
  • He also contributed three assists for Sporting FC this season.

Mayron George, a former player for Beitar Jerusalem, has returned to form in his native Costa Rica, scoring a hat trick in Sporting FC's 4-2 victory over Belen Escorpiones. This marks George's first goals in a month and a half, breaking a scoring drought. The goals were his second, third, and fourth of the season for Sporting FC, a top team in Costa Rica. George also has three assists this season. He left Beitar Jerusalem a year ago and was without a team until the start of 2026 before joining Sporting FC.

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