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Beitar Jerusalem's Substitutes Prove Decisive in Draw

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Beitar Jerusalem's substitutes were key in their 1-1 draw against Tiberias, with Eugene Ansah assisting Nana Antwi for the equalizer. Substitutes have been involved in 42.8% of Beitar's goals this season. Coach Cohen watched from the stands due to a suspension.

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Beitar Jerusalem's substitutes directly contributed to the 1-1 draw against Tiberias.
Substitutes have been involved in 6 of Beitar Jerusalem's 14 goals this season.
Eugene Ansah assisted Nana Antwi for Beitar Jerusalem's equalizing goal.
Coach Cohen watched from the stands due to a suspension.
Beitar Jerusalem had previously lost games after conceding the first goal.

Beitar Jerusalem's substitute players were instrumental in securing a 1-1 draw against Tiberias, with Eugene Ansah assisting Nana Antwi for the equalizing goal after a well-executed team play. This marks the sixth goal this season involving a substitute for Beitar, who have contributed three goals and three assists from the bench. These contributions represent 42.8% of the team's total goals (6 out of 14), a statistic among the league's best. Only Maccabi Tel Aviv has seen more impact from substitutes, with six goals and five assists contributing to 11 of their 31 goals.

Ansah entered the match in the 57th minute, replacing Shon Weissman, while Ori Azou replaced Omer Atzili. At the start of the second half, Tomer Yosefi had come on for Boris Ino. The team had previously lost both games this season where they conceded the first goal before their match against Tiberias.

Coach Cohen was absent from the sidelines, serving a suspension and observing the game alongside Beitar Jerusalem's analysts in the stands.

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