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Ongoing Story· Day 6

Scorching First Half at Teddy Stadium: Beitar Jerusalem and Maccabi Tel Aviv in Tight Battle

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Hapoel Jerusalem and Hapoel Tel Aviv Draw 0-0 at Halftime

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Hapoel Jerusalem and Hapoel Tel Aviv played to a 0-0 draw at halftime during their Israeli Premier League match on Saturday. Hapoel Tel Aviv aimed to improve its away record against Jerusalem and potentially reach the top of the league table. Both teams had several lineup changes due to suspensions and injuries. The match was officiated by Aviv Klein at Teddy Stadium.

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  • Hapoel Jerusalem and Hapoel Tel Aviv were tied 0-0 at halftime on Saturday.
  • A win would have temporarily put Hapoel Tel Aviv atop the league standings.
  • Hapoel Tel Aviv's away record against Hapoel Jerusalem was poor since March 2022.
  • Edward Chilufya of Hapoel Jerusalem was out with a broken nose.
  • Adrian Cruyff was suspended for Hapoel Tel Aviv.
  • The match was refereed by Aviv Klein at Teddy Stadium.

Hapoel Jerusalem and Hapoel Tel Aviv were locked in a 0-0 draw at halftime in their match on Saturday, opening the eighth round of the Israeli Premier League. Hapoel Tel Aviv, coached by Eliniv Barda, was seeking to improve its away record against Hapoel Jerusalem, which included two losses and two draws since its last win in March 2022. A victory would have temporarily placed Hapoel Tel Aviv at the top of the league standings. The team was without Adrian Cruyff due to suspension, while Lucas Falcao returned to midfield. Daniel Dapa replaced the injured Emmanuel Boateng, and Stav Turel was back in the starting lineup, with Roi Alkukin moving to the bench. Hapoel Jerusalem, managed by Lior Zada, was missing striker Edward Chilufya, who suffered a broken nose. Vitali Damescan continued to lead the attack alongside Andrew Idokoo. The first half saw a yellow card for Osu after fouling Tiahi. A potential penalty call for a foul by Tiahi on Dapa was reviewed by VAR but determined to be outside the box. Hapoel Jerusalem's Idokoo delivered a cross that was saved for a corner by Hapoel Tel Aviv goalkeeper Tzour.

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