Bnei Sakhnin Aims to Extend Unbeaten Run Against Hapoel Jerusalem
Translated & summarized from Sport5 by baba
Bnei Sakhnin will play Hapoel Jerusalem on Saturday in their last game before the international break, aiming to extend their five-game unbeaten streak. Coach Yossi Abukasis highlighted the team's strong defensive record and hopes to secure three points. Player Ahmad Salman, facing his former club, also expressed confidence after thorough preparation and a desire for victory.
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- Bnei Sakhnin seeks to extend a five-game unbeaten streak against Hapoel Jerusalem on Saturday.
- Coach Yossi Abukasis emphasized the team's strong defense, conceding only one goal in five matches.
- Player Ahmad Salman is eager to secure three points against his former club, Hapoel Jerusalem.
- The team expects to maintain its recent strong form before the international break.
Bnei Sakhnin is set to face Hapoel Jerusalem on Saturday evening in their final match before the international break. The team, managed by Yossi Abukasis, has been in strong form, with three wins and two draws in their last five league games. The coaching staff is emphasizing defensive solidity, having conceded only one goal in the same five-match period. Abukasis is expected to field the same defensive quartet from the previous game, meaning captain Maron Gantus will likely start on the bench again.
Salman is set to play against the club where he developed his skills. Antonio Sefer will be on the bench for the fifth consecutive game.
Coach Yossi Abukasis described the upcoming match as a very difficult away game against Hapoel Jerusalem. "We are in a good period and want to continue our recent form," Abukasis stated. "I really hope it helps us win and go into the break happy."
Ahmad Salman, who is currently in good form, expressed his team's determination. "We have an important game tomorrow against Hapoel Jerusalem before the break. We have done our training and prepared well. We want to win three points," he said.
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