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Beitar Jerusalem Fans Demand Coach Almog Cohen Resign After Draw

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Beitar Jerusalem fans chanted for coach Almog Cohen to resign after the team's 1-1 draw with Ironi Tiberias. This was Beitar's third draw in four games, and Cohen took over last summer. The team faces a difficult upcoming schedule and is currently seven points behind league leaders Maccabi Tel Aviv.

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  • Beitar Jerusalem fans called for coach Almog Cohen's resignation after a 1-1 draw.
  • The draw was Beitar's third in their last four league matches.
  • Almog Cohen became coach last summer after failing to agree on a new contract with Barak Itzhaki.
  • Beitar Jerusalem faces a tough schedule against top teams in upcoming matches.
  • The team is currently seven points behind league leaders Maccabi Tel Aviv.

Beitar Jerusalem's away fans called for coach Almog Cohen to resign following the team's 1-1 draw with Ironi Tiberias on Saturday. The draw marked Beitar's second consecutive tie and third in their last four matches. Ironi Tiberias had taken the lead through a goal by Mansour Badji, but Nana Antwi equalized for Beitar.

Cohen took over as coach last summer after a contract agreement could not be reached with Barak Itzhaki. The team faces a challenging schedule ahead, with upcoming matches against Hapoel Jerusalem, Maccabi Haifa, and Hapoel Be'er Sheva before the end of the first round of the season.

Currently, Beitar Jerusalem sits seven points behind league leaders Maccabi Tel Aviv.

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