Maccabi Netanya Coach Roni Levy Optimistic About Team's Future
Translated & summarized from Sport5 by baba
Maccabi Netanya coach Roni Levy is focused on improving his team's offensive performance after a disappointing draw. He highlighted the team's creation of numerous chances against Ironi Tiberias but failure to convert them, leading to a late equalizer. Levy anticipates a tough match against Hapoel Jerusalem and believes his squad, despite being new and developing, will become a strong attacking force as the season progresses.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Maccabi Netanya coach Roni Levy expressed disappointment over missed chances in a recent draw.
- Levy stated the team created an unprecedented number of chances against Ironi Tiberias.
- The team is preparing for a difficult home game against Hapoel Jerusalem.
- Levy believes Maccabi Netanya needs to improve its attacking output.
- He is confident the team will become stronger as the season progresses.
Maccabi Netanya coach Roni Levy expressed disappointment with his team's recent 1-1 draw against Ironi Tiberias in the ninth round of the Israeli Premier League. Levy lamented the missed scoring opportunities, stating, "We created a lot of chances and didn't convert them, and in the end, we conceded in the 90th minute in the cruelest way possible." He highlighted that the team is working on improving its finishing and chance creation, emphasizing the unprecedented number of chances generated in the last match as a sign of potential.
Looking ahead to Saturday's home game against Hapoel Jerusalem, Levy described the opponent as a "very difficult and tactical team." He stressed the need for Maccabi Netanya to play as an organized and cohesive unit, particularly on home turf, while aiming for an attacking style to secure a win. Levy noted that the league is highly competitive with small gaps between teams, requiring a strong performance.
Levy acknowledged that the team is still developing, especially with many new players. He contrasted the current season's defensive improvement with last year's high-scoring games, stating that while they have reduced goals conceded, they need to "take a step up in attack." Despite current challenges, Levy is confident in his players' talent and ability to score, predicting that the team will become "very strong" as the season progresses and they gain more experience together.
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