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Hapoel Be'er Sheva Coach Eyes Crucial Points Against OFI Crete

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Hapoel Be'er Sheva Coach Eyes Crucial Points Against OFI Crete

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Hapoel Be'er Sheva coach Ran Kozuch is aiming for crucial points against OFI Crete in their Europa League match in Romania. Kozuch believes both teams see the game as an opportunity to gain points and anticipates a tough contest. The team is nearly at full strength, with only two players sidelined. Kozuch also praised the development of player Niv Yehoshua.

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  • Hapoel Be'er Sheva coach Ran Kozuch seeks vital points against OFI Crete in Romania.
  • Kozuch believes both teams view the Europa League match as a winnable fixture.
  • OFI Crete has achieved strong results against other significant teams, Kozuch noted.
  • The team is almost at full strength, with only two players unavailable.
  • Coach Kozuch is pleased with player Niv Yehoshua's progress.

Hapoel Be'er Sheva coach Ran Kozuch is focused on securing points against Greek side OFI Crete in their upcoming Europa League match, which will be held in Romania. Kozuch described the game as one where both teams believe they can achieve a positive result. He expressed satisfaction with the team's league performance, noting that while the team's ability is sometimes excellent, it also requires improvement. "I believe both teams look at this game as a game where points need to be taken," Kozuch stated. He acknowledged OFI Crete's strong results against notable teams, anticipating a very difficult challenge.

The coach also provided an update on the team's roster, confirming that only Eliel Peretz and Lucas Ventura are unavailable, meaning the squad is otherwise full. Regarding the development of player Niv Yehoshua, Kozuch expressed optimism, stating that Yehoshua is progressing as expected since his acquisition by the club. "There was a reason we wanted Niv Yehoshua at Hapoel Be'er Sheva, so far he is progressing exactly as we wanted, I hope and believe this progress will continue," he said.

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