Israel Women's Soccer Team Learns UEFA Nations League Opponents
Translated & summarized from Sport5 by baba
The Israeli women's national soccer team will face North Macedonia, Faroe Islands, and Andorra in League C of the UEFA Nations League. Coached by Menachem Koretzky, the team aims to win their group and be promoted to League B. Matches are set for February, April, and June 2027. Captain Shani David expressed determination to achieve promotion.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Israel's women's soccer team drew North Macedonia, Faroe Islands, and Andorra in the Nations League.
- The team aims to finish first in their group to earn promotion to League B.
- Matches are scheduled to take place in February, April, and June of 2027.
- Coach Menachem Koretzky stressed the goal of promotion and team improvement.
- Captain Shani David highlighted the team's motivation and determination to succeed.
The draw for the UEFA Nations League group stage for women's teams took place Tuesday, determining that the Israeli national team, coached by Menachem Koretzky, will compete in League C against North Macedonia, Faroe Islands, and Andorra. The Israeli squad aims to secure first place in their group to earn promotion back to League B. The matches are scheduled for February, April, and June 2027.
Following the draw, Koretzky emphasized the importance of the Nations League as a platform for the team's development. "The Nations League is an important framework for us, and our goal is to continue to progress, improve, and present a competitive and committed team in every game," he stated. "Our main objective is to finish first in the group and advance back to League B. We will make the necessary preparations, arrive ready for every encounter, and give our maximum to achieve our goal and represent the country with honor."
Team captain Shani David expressed excitement about the draw, noting that the team will face opponents they haven't played in recent years. "This is an interesting and exciting draw, against teams we haven't met in recent years," David said. "We eagerly await the challenges ahead and will approach them with great motivation and a desire to succeed. We will work hard, make all the necessary preparations, and do everything to prove that our place is in League B. This is our main goal, and we are determined to achieve it."
