Beitar Jerusalem Aims to Return to Winning Ways Against Tiberias
Translated & summarized from N12 by baba
Beitar Jerusalem faces Ironi Tiberias today, November 6th, aiming to rebound from a recent draw. Player Almog Cohen, though suspended, will communicate with the team via headset during the match, with Moshe Ohayon managing from the sidelines. The team will also be without Timothy Musi, and Gil Cohen is practicing at left-back. After this game, the players will receive a week-long vacation.
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- Beitar Jerusalem plays Ironi Tiberias on November 6th aiming to win after a disappointing draw.
- Suspended player Almog Cohen will guide the team via headset from the stands.
- Moshe Ohayon will manage the game from the field, with Aviram Brokhiyan relaying information.
- Timothy Musi is also unavailable, and Gil Cohen is being tested at left-back.
- Players will receive a week-long vacation after the match due to an intense schedule.
Beitar Jerusalem is set to play against Ironi Tiberias today, November 6th, following a disappointing draw in their last match against Kiryat Shmona, where they felt they lost two valuable points. The team acknowledges they are clear favorites but recognizes that their second-half performance against Kiryat Shmona indicates a need to maintain pressure to stay close to the league leaders.
Player Almog Cohen addressed the team, emphasizing the need for faster play and finding offensive solutions against a tight defense. Although suspended, Cohen will remain connected to the team via headset, with Moshe Ohayon managing the game on the field. Aviram Brokhiyan will relay messages between Cohen and Ohayon. Cohen, unable to enter the locker rooms, will be with analysts in the stands, and the team meeting was moved to a hotel to ensure his active participation.
Beitar Jerusalem will also be without Timothy Musi. Gil Cohen has been practicing at left-back. The coach has not finalized the starting lineup, considering how the team's formation might adapt to the game, and is open to selecting less technical players if the field conditions become muddy due to weather.
The professional staff has selected a squad of 21 players, including eight foreign players, with Jonbusko Kalu expected to be left out. The coaching staff informed the players that due to the absence of a break and an early start to training for European competitions, they will receive a week-long vacation immediately after the match.
A projected lineup includes Miguel Silva, Nana Antwi, Bryan Carby, Luca Gadrani, Gil Cohen, Alexis Serena, Adi Yona (or Daniel Worko), Boris Ino, Yarden Shua, Omer Atzili, and Eugene Ansah.
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