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Ongoing Story· Day 2

Coaches Speak Ahead of Toto Cup Final Derby Showdown

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Coaches Clash on Sidelines During Toto Cup Final Derby

Translated & summarized from Mako by baba

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Hebrew · 1 newsroom

Hapoel coach Eliniv Barda and Maccabi Tel Aviv coach Kenny Miller engaged in a heated verbal exchange during the Toto Cup final derby on Sunday. Barda was seen telling Miller to "sit down," and Miller responded by telling him to "shut your mouth." The incident occurred despite the coaches appearing friendly at a pre-match press conference.

The story in 4 lines · by baba

  • Hapoel coach Eliniv Barda and Maccabi Tel Aviv coach Kenny Miller argued during the Toto Cup final.
  • Barda told Miller to "sit down" aggressively, and Miller responded "shut your mouth."
  • The confrontation happened before the 40th minute of the match.
  • The coaches had appeared friendly at a press conference the day before.

Emotions ran high during the Toto Cup final derby between Hapoel and Maccabi Tel Aviv on Sunday evening, leading to a verbal altercation between the two head coaches. Shortly before the 40th minute of the match, Hapoel's coach Eliniv Barda and Maccabi Tel Aviv's coach Kenny Miller were seen exchanging heated words. Barda was captured on camera aggressively telling Miller to "sit down," to which Miller retorted, "shut your mouth."

The confrontation occurred despite the coaches appearing amicable at a press conference the previous day, where they posed together with the trophy.

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