Maccabi Tel Aviv Draws, Coach Eyes January Transfer Window

Maccabi Tel Aviv drew 2-2 with Maccabi Petah Tikva in a dramatic match at Bloomfield Stadium on Friday, potentially losing their top spot in the league after the tenth round of games. Maccabi Tel Aviv coach Kenny Miller expressed deep disappointment with the result, particularly conceding a lead in the 90th minute. "It's a big disappointment to lose points like this," Miller stated, adding that the team lacked energy in the first half but improved significantly in the last thirty minutes.

Looking ahead to the January transfer window, Miller indicated that the team expects to be active. "I believe every team will be involved in the January window, but we are focusing on the weeks before," he said, also mentioning plans to visit his family during the upcoming break.

Maccabi Tel Aviv striker Aster Sukler shared the coach's frustration, calling himself "very disappointed and angry" but acknowledging the team is still in a good position at the top of the league. He emphasized the need to regain winning momentum after the break, attributing the draw to a lack of energy.

Maccabi Petah Tikva coach Ziv Arie felt his team deserved at least a point, highlighting their strong performance against one of the league's top teams. He praised his players' efforts, noting they "did wonderful things" and "came out with a smile" despite the late equalizer. Arie also commended the performance of Eitan Tibi, describing him as "great" and a strong leader.

Maccabi Petah Tikva goalkeeper Dor Hebron was pleased with the draw, stating the team "plays very well against the big teams" and showed "goalkeeper's character." He expressed happiness with the point earned and the team's ability to "look Maccabi Tel Aviv in the eye."