Hapoel Tel Aviv Captain Praises Coach After Derby Win
Translated & summarized from Sport5 by baba
Hapoel Tel Aviv captain Omri Altman praised his team's 3-2 derby win over Maccabi Tel Aviv, highlighting their resilience and proving their strength. Altman lauded coach Eliniv Barda as potentially the best he's worked with, citing his tactical acumen and ability to keep players motivated. The victory secured the Toto Cup for Hapoel Tel Aviv, marking a significant achievement for the club.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Hapoel Tel Aviv captain Omri Altman scored a penalty in his team's 3-2 derby win over Maccabi Tel Aviv.
- Altman called coach Eliniv Barda potentially the best coach he has ever had.
- The victory secured the Toto Cup for Hapoel Tel Aviv.
- Altman emphasized the team's desire to prove themselves after a previous heavy defeat.
- He highlighted the improved relationship between the team and its fans.
Hapoel Tel Aviv captain Omri Altman celebrated his team's dramatic 3-2 victory over Maccabi Tel Aviv in a thrilling derby match. Altman, who scored a penalty during the game, emphasized the team's desire to rebound after a previous heavy loss, stating they proved they could compete with one of the league's top teams. He acknowledged the significance of the Toto Cup win, even if it's not the State Cup, and expressed joy in celebrating smaller achievements, reflecting on his long tenure with the club since 2016. Altman also touched upon a sense of closure regarding a past relegation playoff match, highlighting the improved relationship with the fans. He reserved special praise for his coach, Eliniv Barda, calling him potentially the best coach he's had. Altman described Barda as exceptional in both football tactics and interpersonal relationships with players, noting his ability to keep the entire squad motivated and focused, whether starting or as substitutes. He attributed the team's success to Barda's meticulous attention to detail and demanding approach.
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