Hapoel Be'er Sheva Coach Declares Team 'Doesn't Break' After Dominant Win
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Hapoel Be'er Sheva defeated Maccabi Haifa 5-2 in a dominant performance, reaffirming their status as title contenders. Coach Ran Kozuch praised his team's resilience and tactical execution, declaring them "a team that doesn't break." The win sends a strong message to rivals, indicating Be'er Sheva's intent to compete for the championship throughout the season.
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- Hapoel Be'er Sheva defeated Maccabi Haifa 5-2, sending a strong message to league rivals.
- Coach Ran Kozuch stated his team "doesn't break" and is focused on professional progress.
- The team showed resilience and tactical execution, particularly in the second half.
- Player Diop was praised for his overall contribution and improved attitude.
- Amankwaa Forson expressed satisfaction with his integration and the team's support.
Hapoel Be'er Sheva delivered a strong statement of intent by defeating Maccabi Haifa 5-2 at Sammy Ofer Stadium. The reigning champions, who had recently suffered a significant loss in European competition, showed remarkable resilience and reaffirmed their status as title contenders. Coach Ran Kozuch expressed satisfaction with his team's performance and mental fortitude, noting that their tactical plan was particularly effective in the second half after taking the lead. He highlighted the squad's depth and his confidence in all players, emphasizing collective strength over individual reliance, despite the absence of Eliel Peretz and Lucas Ventura.
Kozuch stated that the team's performance is not dictated by external expectations, asserting, "We are a team that doesn't break." He stressed the focus on professional work and continued progress throughout the season. The coach also praised player Diop's overall contribution and improved attitude, noting his ability to implement professional demands, rather than just a single impressive goal.
Amankwaa Forson, who scored the fourth goal, also shared his satisfaction with integrating into the team and thanked his teammates and fans for their support. He admitted initial concerns about moving to Israel but feels comfortable and focused on the team's success.
Hapoel Be'er Sheva leaves Sammy Ofer Stadium strengthened by this prestigious victory, sending a clear message to their rivals at the top of the league: the champions intend to fight for the title until the end.
