Uri Dahan Believes He Deserved More Playing Time at Beitar Jerusalem
Translated & summarized from N12 by baba
Bnei Sakhnin defender Uri Dahan feels he was denied sufficient playing time at his former club, Beitar Jerusalem. Dahan scored a late equalizer for Sakhnin in their 1-1 draw with Hapoel Ironi Tiberias, extending the team's unbeaten run to five matches. Coach Yossi Abuksis praised his team's performance despite the draw, calling it their best of the season, and expressed faith in player Daniel Persky.
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- Uri Dahan scored a late equalizer for Bnei Sakhnin in their 1-1 draw with Hapoel Ironi Tiberias.
- Dahan stated he deserved more playing time at his former club, Beitar Jerusalem.
- The draw extended Bnei Sakhnin's unbeaten streak to five games.
- Coach Yossi Abuksis called the match Sakhnin's best performance of the season.
- Sakhnin is aiming for the upper playoff after their recent form.
Defender Uri Dahan expressed his belief that he should have played more during his time at Beitar Jerusalem, following Bnei Sakhnin's 1-1 draw against Hapoel Ironi Tiberias. Dahan joined Sakhnin from Beitar seeking more playing opportunities, stating that "every player must play and without it, you cannot progress." He acknowledged that while he "certainly deserved to play more at Beitar," he is grateful for the chances he received and aims to earn call-ups to the national team again. Dahan scored Sakhnin's equalizer in the 75th minute, extending the team's unbeaten streak to five games and keeping their hopes of reaching the upper playoff alive. Despite the disappointing draw against a weaker opponent, Dahan noted the team's fighting spirit and their frustration, which he sees as a positive sign of progress. He is happy at Sakhnin and committed to performing well on the field. Coach Yossi Abuksis described the match as their best performance of the season, highlighting their complete control and numerous opportunities, but lamented their inability to convert them into goals. Abuksis also commented on player Daniel Persky, noting his late arrival, injury during play, and the need for a proper preseason, expressing confidence in his future contributions to the team.
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