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N12Sports

Ghanem Doubtful for Beitar Jerusalem Match, Gvamble Expected to Start

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Ironi Tiberias will host Beitar Jerusalem on Saturday, with Beitar's Kais Ghanem doubtful due to injury. Nana Gvamble is expected to start against his former team. All tickets for Beitar fans sold out quickly, with an estimated 4,000 expected to attend the match at the Barel Stadium.

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  • Beitar Jerusalem's Kais Ghanem is doubtful for Saturday's match against Ironi Tiberias due to muscle sensitivity.
  • Nana Gvamble is expected to start for Ironi Tiberias against his former club, Beitar Jerusalem.
  • All tickets allocated to Beitar Jerusalem fans for the match sold out within hours.
  • Approximately 4,000 Beitar Jerusalem fans are expected to attend the game.
  • Ironi Tiberias aims to continue climbing the league table after moving above the relegation zone.

Ironi Tiberias will host Beitar Jerusalem this Saturday at Barel Stadium, aiming to climb further up the league table after reaching above the relegation zone for the first time last week. Coach Alon Ziv may face a forward line dilemma, as winger Kais Ghanem is doubtful for the match due to muscle sensitivity, with a decision to be made closer to game time. Meanwhile, Nana Gvamble is expected to continue starting against his former club. The team is considering a switch to a three-man defense or sticking with a back four, with both formations practiced during the week.

Despite anticipated rainy weather, all tickets allocated to Beitar Jerusalem fans sold out within hours. Tiberias expects a full stadium, with Beitar supporters purchasing thousands of tickets for the east stand, behind the goal, and half of the west stand. Approximately 900 Tiberias fans have secured their seats, and around 4,000 Beitar Jerusalem fans are expected to attend the game.

N12Centre · Neve Ilan

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