Maccabi Netanya Coach Roni Levy Plans Surprises in Lineup Against Maccabi Haifa
Translated & summarized from N12 by baba
Maccabi Netanya coach Roni Levy is planning lineup changes for their upcoming match against Maccabi Haifa, aiming to secure sixth place. Key absences include Isaac Rodriguez due to suspension and injured players Amit Cohen and Dolev Haziza. William Cyprian's improved form may earn him a starting spot, while Gabriel Simion is also expected to feature. The team hopes for a win before the international break.
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- Coach Roni Levy plans lineup surprises for Maccabi Netanya's match against Maccabi Haifa.
- Isaac Rodriguez is suspended, while Amit Cohen and Dolev Haziza are injured.
- William Cyprian's improved fitness could lead to a starting role.
- Gabriel Simion may start over Nadav Nidam in the midfield.
- Netanya aims for a win to reach sixth place before the break.
Maccabi Netanya is preparing to face Maccabi Haifa at Sammy Ofer Stadium, aiming for a win to secure sixth place before the international break. Coach Roni Levy will be without Isaac Rodriguez, who is suspended due to a red card in the last league match. Basem Zra'ura is expected to fill in on the left wing, while Maor Levy is set to return to the starting lineup. Levy is also considering starting Romanian player Gabriel Simion over Nadav Nidam. Midfielder William Cyprian, who was close to leaving the club, has impressed in recent training sessions after losing 4 kilograms and is vying for a chance to play. He was reportedly close to departing, but his agent couldn't find a new club, and he refused to compromise on compensation. Meanwhile, Amit Cohen is sidelined with pelvic bone inflammation, and Dolev Haziza is experiencing foot pain without improvement, causing concern. The club hopes the upcoming break will help determine the correct treatment for Haziza, who is a significant loss. The projected starting lineup for Netanya includes Samuel de Silva, Alon Azougi, Beny Feldman, Olivier Verdon, Giorgi Morozov, Gabriel Simion, Aziz Ouattara, Maor Levy, Oz Bilo, Basem Zra'ura, and Mateusz Dabrowski.
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