Hapoel Haifa Aims to Recover Home Against Hapoel Petah Tikva
Translated & summarized from Mako by baba
Hapoel Haifa will host Hapoel Petah Tikva on Saturday, seeking to improve after a 6-2 defeat to Maccabi Tel Aviv. Coach Chaim Silvas is expected to change the team's defensive formation back to four players. Player William Agada, recovering from injury, may return to the squad, though his reintegration will be gradual. The team aims to demonstrate a better performance than in recent matches.
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- Hapoel Haifa will host Hapoel Petah Tikva on Saturday aiming to rebound from a 6-2 loss.
- Coach Chaim Silvas plans to switch from a three-man to a four-man defense.
- Shik Keita is expected to return to the starting lineup after a suspension.
- William Agada may return to the squad after recovering from an injury.
- A club spokesperson stated the team is "worth much more" than recent performances show.
Hapoel Haifa is set to host Hapoel Petah Tikva this Saturday, aiming to rebound from a significant 6-2 loss to Maccabi Tel Aviv and end a two-game winless streak. Coach Chaim Silvas is reportedly planning to revert to a four-man defense after experimenting with three center-backs in the previous match. This tactical shift is expected to see George Diba move to the bench, with Shik Keita returning to the starting lineup after serving a suspension. The team has received positive news regarding William Agada, who participated in a full training session for the first time as he recovers from an injury. While his return to the squad for Saturday's game is possible, club officials are considering a gradual reintegration to prevent re-injury. A club spokesperson stated, "We are worth much more than our performance at Bloomfield and in the last two games in general, but talking about it is not enough; our duty is to show it."
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