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N12Sports

Hapoel Haifa Defender Injured After Smashing Tactical Board

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Hebrew · 2 newsrooms covering

Hapoel Haifa defender Dario Župarić was hospitalized for stitches after punching a tactical board following his team's 2-0 loss to Kiryat Shmona. Župarić had been red-carded before halftime for arguing with the referee. The defeat leaves Hapoel Haifa in eighth place in the league.

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  • Hapoel Haifa defender Dario Župarić needed stitches after hitting a tactical board.
  • Župarić was red-carded before halftime in his team's 2-0 loss to Kiryat Shmona.
  • The player argued with referee Nahal Odeh before receiving the red card.
  • Hapoel Haifa is currently eighth in the league standings.

Hapoel Haifa defender Dario Župarić was taken to the hospital for stitches after striking a tactical board in frustration following his team's 2-0 loss to Kiryat Shmona on Saturday. The Croatian player received a red card just before halftime for arguing with referee Nahal Odeh. After the match concluded, an angered Župarić hit the tactical board, sustaining an injury that required medical attention. The loss places Hapoel Haifa in eighth place in the league standings with 12 points, five points ahead of Kiryat Shmona.

N12Centre · Neve Ilan

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