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Ongoing Story· Day 26

Maccabi Tel Aviv, Hapoel Jerusalem Announce Rosters for Winner Cup Semifinals

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Maccabi Tel Aviv Coach Blames Poor Defense for Toto Cup Final Loss

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Maccabi Tel Aviv coach Kenny Miller was highly disappointed after his team's 6-2 loss to Hapoel Haifa in the Toto Cup final. Miller attributed the defeat to a poor defensive effort, stating it prevented the team from winning. He noted the team failed to create enough chances during the game.

The story in 4 lines · by baba

  • Maccabi Tel Aviv lost the Toto Cup final 6-2 to Hapoel Haifa.
  • Coach Kenny Miller blamed the team's defense for the significant loss.
  • Miller stated the defense prevented the team from creating scoring chances.
  • The coach called the defensive performance "very, very disappointing."

Maccabi Tel Aviv's coach, Kenny Miller, expressed deep disappointment following his team's 6-2 defeat to Hapoel Haifa in the Toto Cup final. Miller stated that the team did not perform adequately for most of the match and failed to create scoring opportunities. He specifically criticized the defensive performance, asserting that such a defense makes winning games, especially finals, impossible. "When you defend properly, you don't concede goals like that," Miller remarked, adding that it is difficult to recover from conceding such goals. The loss marks a significant setback for Maccabi Tel Aviv in the cup competition.

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