Hapoel Katamon Jerusalem Stays Perfect in Women's League
Translated & summarized from Mako by baba
Hapoel Katamon Jerusalem defeated Bnot Netanya 3-0, maintaining their perfect 6-0 record in the Israeli Women's Premier League. Brazilian player Zaiely scored a second-half hat-trick to secure the victory. The champions now lead the league by three points. Other matches saw Kiryat Gat and Hadera secure wins, while Raanana and Maccabi ASA Tel Aviv drew 0-0.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Hapoel Katamon Jerusalem beat Bnot Netanya 3-0 to stay perfect with 6 wins in 6 games.
- Brazilian player Zaiely scored a hat-trick for Hapoel Jerusalem in the second half.
- The victory gives Hapoel Jerusalem a 3-point lead over Kiryat Gat at the top of the league.
- Bnot Netanya remains at the bottom of the table without any points.
- Kiryat Gat and Hadera also secured wins in the latest round of matches.
Hapoel Katamon Jerusalem, the reigning champions, secured their sixth consecutive victory in the Israeli Women's Premier League, defeating Bnot Netanya 3-0. The win maintained their perfect record of 18 points from a possible 18.
Brazilian star Zaiely was the standout performer, scoring a hat-trick in a 17-minute span in the second half. Her goals came in the 55th, 63rd, and 72nd minutes, sealing the win for Jerusalem.
Bnot Netanya, who are at the bottom of the league table having scored only one goal all season and earned no points prior to this match, managed to hold Jerusalem scoreless for over an hour. However, they were ultimately unable to contain Zaiely's offensive burst.
Jerusalem now holds a three-point lead over Kiryat Gat at the top of the standings. In other matches, Kiryat Gat continued their strong momentum, and Hadera defeated Hapoel Tel Aviv, further complicating Tel Aviv's season. Additionally, Hapoel Raanana and Maccabi ASA Tel Aviv played to a scoreless draw.
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