Beitar Jerusalem Coach Seeks Improvement in Final Attacking Plays
Translated & summarized from N12 by baba
Beitar Jerusalem coach Almog Cohen is pleased with his team's improved defense but seeks better execution in the final attacking plays. He noted three straight clean sheets but stated the team still needs to refine its "final pass and final dribble." Cohen emphasized the importance of preparation for their upcoming match against Hapoel Hadera.
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- Beitar Jerusalem coach Almog Cohen seeks improvement in the team's final attacking plays.
- Cohen noted three consecutive games without conceding a goal, highlighting defensive improvement.
- The coach stated the team still lacks the "final pass and the final dribble" offensively.
- Beitar Jerusalem is preparing for a match against Hapoel Hadera on Saturday.
- Cohen praised the players' proactive attitude and desire to win.
Beitar Jerusalem coach Almog Cohen expressed satisfaction with his team's defensive improvements ahead of their Saturday match against Hapoel Hadera, noting three consecutive games without conceding a goal. However, Cohen highlighted areas still needing development, particularly in the final attacking third.
"Our defense has improved a lot," Cohen stated, emphasizing the team's desire to play attacking football and apply pressure on opponents. He believes that increased high pressing will limit the opposition's chances. Cohen is confident that as the team focuses on this, they will score more goals.
Despite the defensive progress, Cohen pointed out that the team still lacks the "final pass and the final dribble" in their offensive plays. He acknowledged that the team creates many chances in the opponent's box but needs to refine the execution of these final actions. Cohen also mentioned that the team's training schedule was adjusted to prepare for the unusual match time.
Looking ahead to the game against Hapoel Hadera, Cohen stressed the importance of thorough preparation and respect for the opponent, whom he described as playing good, quality football despite not always getting the desired results. He believes that if the team remains focused and prepared, they can secure a victory.
Cohen also praised his players' attitude, describing the team as strong, proactive, and driven to win every game, which he considers crucial for their development.
