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Ongoing Story· Day 49

Maccabi Tel Aviv Dominates Hapoel Beer Sheva in 4-1 Victory

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Maccabi Tel Aviv Secures Dominant Win But Coach Expresses Frustration

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Maccabi Tel Aviv defeated Hapoel Haifa 6-2 on Saturday, ending a winless streak and remaining undefeated in the league. Coach Kenny Miller expressed frustration with defensive errors despite the dominant scoreline, stating the team should have had more wins. The team is preparing for the Toto Cup final against Hapoel Tel Aviv on Thursday, aiming to build on this victory.

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  • Maccabi Tel Aviv beat Hapoel Haifa 6-2, remaining undefeated in the league.
  • Coach Kenny Miller expressed frustration with defensive mistakes despite the win.
  • The team is preparing for the Toto Cup final against Hapoel Tel Aviv on Thursday.
  • Captain Dor Peretz scored his ninth goal in eight games.
  • Omer Mohamed Kamara scored his first career brace.

Maccabi Tel Aviv returned to winning ways on Saturday with a resounding 6-2 victory over Hapoel Haifa, ending a two-game scoring drought. Despite the impressive scoreline, coach Kenny Miller expressed frustration with his team's defensive lapses in the first half, noting that Hapoel Haifa was able to create too many chances due to Maccabi's errors. "I didn't like that Hapoel Haifa got many chances against us, most of them from our defensive mistakes," Miller stated post-match.

Miller also admitted that the team is frustrated by two recent draws where they felt they should have secured wins. "It's very frustrating for us that we didn't win in two games where we created so many chances," he said. "Our feeling is that we should have had eight wins in eight games, and that's definitely something that weighs on us."

Despite the defensive concerns, the offense showed promise. Elad Madmon, who was a dramatic change to the starting lineup, scored an early goal and provided an assist. Miller highlighted the competition between forwards, noting that the team has two good strikers who will compete for a spot based on form. He also pointed out the positive aspect of having many different players scoring, with only four of the team's 24 goals coming from the two main strikers.

Captain Dor Peretz, who had a significant missed opportunity in a previous game, returned to scoring form with his ninth goal in eight matches, a feat Miller praised as "exceptional." Additionally, Omer Mohamed Kamara scored a brace, a personal first, though the club expects more from him defensively, especially on set pieces.

Maccabi Tel Aviv now looks ahead to the Toto Cup final against Hapoel Tel Aviv on Thursday at Bloomfield Stadium. The team believes this win provides much-needed calm and will lead to productive training sessions. While pleased with the six goals, they are confident they can improve further and score more in every game, recognizing their significant potential. They aim for a second win against Hapoel Tel Aviv this season in the upcoming derby.

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