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Did Hapoel Tel Aviv Miss a Goal in Toto Cup Final?

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Did Hapoel Tel Aviv Miss a Goal in Toto Cup Final?

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A potential goal for Hapoel Tel Aviv against Maccabi Tel Aviv in the Toto Cup final on Thursday is under scrutiny. A corner kick appeared to cross the goal line, but without goal-line technology, VAR cannot review the play. Viewers are asked to decide if the ball crossed the line.

The story in 4 lines · by baba

  • A questionable goal for Hapoel Tel Aviv against Maccabi Tel Aviv was debated in the Toto Cup final.
  • A corner kick for Hapoel Tel Aviv appeared to cross the goal line.
  • Israeli football lacks goal-line technology, preventing VAR review of the incident.
  • Viewers are invited to vote on whether the ball crossed the line.

A controversial moment occurred during the Toto Cup final between Hapoel Tel Aviv and Maccabi Tel Aviv on Thursday, with questions arising about whether a goal was scored for Hapoel. In a 0-1 situation favoring Hapoel Tel Aviv, a ball from a corner kick appeared to cross the goal line of Maccabi's goalkeeper, Ofek Malka. However, due to the absence of goal-line technology in Israeli football, the Video Assistant Referee (VAR) cannot intervene in such situations. The outlet presented multiple angles of the incident and invited viewers to participate in a poll to determine if the ball had indeed crossed the line.

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