Hapoel Acre Reaches 1,000 Minutes Without Scoring in League Play
Translated & summarized from Mako by baba
Hapoel Acre, the last-place team in Israel's National League, has now gone 1,000 minutes without scoring a goal in league play. The team's scoring drought continued in their match against Hapoel Rishon LeZion on Friday, where they conceded a goal in the 10th minute. Hapoel Acre has a 0-28 goal differential this season and only one point from 11 games.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Hapoel Acre has reached 1,000 minutes without scoring a goal in league play.
- The team is currently last in the National League standings with only one point.
- Hapoel Acre has a 0-28 goal differential in league matches this season.
- Rishon LeZion scored in the 10th minute of Friday's game against Hapoel Acre.
- The team had a 5-0 win in the State Cup but struggles in league play.
Hapoel Acre, currently at the bottom of the National League standings, has reached an unprecedented low, failing to score for 1,000 consecutive minutes in league matches. This streak continued during their Friday match against Hapoel Rishon LeZion, which marked the start of the league's 12th round. The team from the north entered the game with a dismal 0-28 goal differential after 10 losses and a single draw, which yielded their only point so far. While Hapoel Acre achieved a significant 5-0 victory against M.S. Tira in the State Cup last Monday, their performance in the league remains a major concern. The team's scoring drought was highlighted when Rishon LeZion took a 1-0 lead in the 10th minute of Friday's game, precisely when Acre hit the 1,000-minute mark without a goal. The goal was scored by Ezekiel Henty.
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