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Ongoing Story· Day 13

Maccabi Haifa Suffers Third Heaviest Defeat at Sammy Ofer Stadium

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Maccabi Haifa President Confronts Team After Humiliating 4-0 Loss

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Hebrew · 1 newsroom

Maccabi Haifa's president, Yaakov Shahar, entered the locker room to address the team after their 4-0 loss to Maccabi Netanya. The team conceded four goals in the second half of the match. Following the defeat, the club banned coach Bakhar and his staff from giving interviews.

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  • Maccabi Haifa lost 4-0 to Maccabi Netanya, conceding four goals in the second half.
  • Club President Yaakov Shahar entered the locker room to meet with the team and staff.
  • The team's performance, particularly in the second half, caused significant anger within the club.
  • The loss occurred just before an international break for national teams.
  • Coach Bakhar and his staff were forbidden from giving post-match interviews.

Maccabi Haifa faced internal turmoil following a devastating 4-0 defeat to Maccabi Netanya on Saturday, conceding all four goals in the second half. Club President Yaakov Shahar immediately descended to the locker room area after the match. All players joined him, and the door was closed, with Shahar and the professional staff remaining inside with the team. Significant anger permeated the club regarding the team's second-half performance, especially as this was the final match before an international break. In the aftermath, Maccabi Haifa prohibited coach Bakhar and his staff from giving post-match interviews following the heavy loss.

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