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Ongoing Story· Day 4

Hapoel Tel Aviv Faces Player Absences Amid Strong Fan Support

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Jerusalem Basketball Team Eyes Victory Against Tel Aviv Rivals

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Hapoel Jerusalem basketball club will play Hapoel Tel Aviv on Sunday in a key Israeli Basketball Premier League game, boosted by recent EuroCup success. Captain Yovel Sussman stated the team is well-prepared and focused on winning, while coach Sasha Obradovic called the game very important and noted the team's confidence. Both expressed anticipation for strong fan support at the Menora Mivtachim Arena.

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  • Hapoel Jerusalem faces Hapoel Tel Aviv in a major Israeli basketball league game Sunday.
  • Jerusalem enters the match with momentum from a recent EuroCup victory.
  • Captain Yovel Sussman confirmed the team is well-prepared and aims to win.
  • Coach Sasha Obradovic called the game important and noted the team's confidence.
  • Both expressed anticipation for strong fan support at the Menora Mivtachim Arena.

Hapoel Jerusalem basketball club is set to face Hapoel Tel Aviv on Sunday in a significant Israeli Basketball Premier League matchup. The game will take place at the Menora Mivtachim Arena. Jerusalem enters the contest with strong momentum following a major win in the EuroCup competition.

Ahead of the game, Hapoel Jerusalem's captain, Yovel Sussman, expressed confidence in the team's preparation. "We are coming prepared. We have done the right preparation and we are in a good period," Sussman stated. He acknowledged Hapoel Tel Aviv as an excellent team but emphasized Jerusalem's focus on their own performance, anticipating strong fan support. "I know the fans will come to support us and we will come to win," he added.

Coach Sasha Obradovic highlighted the game's importance for both clubs. "We are meeting them at a very good time. For us, after a big win in the EuroCup, we feel great confidence," Obradovic said. He noted that the players are ready to give their maximum effort and are looking forward to the fans' support, referring to them as the "sixth man."

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