Bnei Sakhnin Aims for Victory Against Hapoel Jerusalem Before Break
Translated & summarized from N12 by baba
Bnei Sakhnin will play Hapoel Jerusalem on Saturday in their last game before the international break, aiming to extend their unbeaten streak. Coach Yossi Abuksis plans to keep the same defensive lineup that has conceded only one goal in five games. Player Ahmed Salman expressed the team's desire to secure three points against his former club, stating, "We want to win three points."
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Bnei Sakhnin aims to extend its strong form against Hapoel Jerusalem before the international break.
- The team has won three and drawn two of its last five matches, with a strong defense.
- Coach Yossi Abuksis is expected to maintain the team's current starting lineup.
- Ahmed Salman will play against his former club, Hapoel Jerusalem.
- Player Ahmed Salman stated, "We want to win three points."
Bnei Sakhnin, currently enjoying a strong run of form, is set to face Hapoel Jerusalem in their final match before the international break. The team, coached by Yossi Abuksis, has secured three wins and two draws in their last five league games, highlighting a solid defensive record with only one goal conceded in that period.
Coach Abuksis is expected to maintain the same starting lineup, emphasizing defensive stability. This means captain Maron Gantos will likely start on the bench again. Midfielder Ahmed Salman, who is in good form and will be playing against his boyhood club, is slated to play behind the forwards. Other players like Matthew Kodjo and Ilai Hajjaj are also expected to feature in the attacking midfield roles.
Abuksis commented on the upcoming match, stating, "We are coming to a very difficult away game against Hapoel Jerusalem. We are in a good period, and we want to continue our recent performance. I really hope it will help us win and go into the break happy."
Ahmed Salman expressed his team's determination, saying, "We have an important game tomorrow against Hapoel Jerusalem before the break. We have done our training, we prepared well. We want to win three points."
Antonio Spohr is set to make his fifth consecutive appearance from the bench. The projected starting lineup includes Raul Balbrao in goal, with Leroy Owusu, Ori Dahan, Iyad Abu Abid, and Sana Gomes forming the defense. The midfield is expected to feature Ahmed Taha, Modestus Vrublevas, and Ahmed Salman, supporting forwards Matthew Kodjo, Ilai Hajjaj, and the player who continues to receive credit despite not yet scoring, Daniel Persky.
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