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Hapoel Tel Aviv's Daniel Dafa Impresses With Stunning Goal

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Hebrew · 2 newsrooms covering

Daniel Dafa of Hapoel Tel Aviv scored a spectacular goal against Hapoel Jerusalem on Saturday, filling in for an injured teammate. His performance drew significant praise on social media, with fans impressed by his skill and potential. The goal, assisted by Awuso, was a highlight of the match.

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  • Daniel Dafa scored a spectacular goal for Hapoel Tel Aviv against Hapoel Jerusalem.
  • Dafa started in place of injured forward Emmanuel Boateng.
  • The goal was scored in the first half of the match.
  • Social media users widely praised Dafa's performance and potential.
  • Awuso provided the assist for Dafa's impressive goal.

Hapoel Tel Aviv striker Daniel Dafa scored a remarkable goal during the team's match against Hapoel Jerusalem on Saturday. Dafa was given a starting position in the lineup due to an injury to the team's usual starting forward, Emmanuel Boateng. The goal, scored in the first half, was widely praised on social media by fans and observers who lauded Dafa's performance. Many expressed excitement about his potential, with one user even suggesting he could be sold for 7 million euros in January. The assist for the goal came from Awuso, whose "smart first touch" broke the deadlock. Despite Awuso's overall quiet game, he was still seen as a key contributor.

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