Hapoel Tel Aviv Aims for League Lead Ahead of Match vs. Hapoel Be'er Sheva
Translated & summarized from N12 by baba
Hapoel Tel Aviv will play Hapoel Be'er Sheva on November 8th, with both teams having 22 points, offering a chance for Hapoel Tel Aviv to lead the league. Key players Setav Touriol and Emmanuel Boateng will miss the match due to injury and tactical decisions respectively. Coach Barda plans to keep the same starting lineup from their last win, focusing on possession and high pressure.
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- Hapoel Tel Aviv faces Hapoel Be'er Sheva on November 8th, with both teams tied at 22 points.
- A win could put Hapoel Tel Aviv in the league lead before the international break.
- Player Setav Touriol is out with a groin injury and will miss at least three weeks.
- Player Emmanuel Boateng is also expected to miss the match due to foreign player limits.
- Coach Barda plans to use the same starting eleven that won the previous game.
Hapoel Tel Aviv is set to face Hapoel Be'er Sheva on November 8th, with both teams currently tied at 22 points. A victory for Hapoel Tel Aviv would allow them to potentially take the lead in the league standings before the international break, following recent dropped points by their rivals. Coach Barda is expected to maintain the same starting eleven that defeated Maccabi Haifa in the previous match, with Andrian Krave and Falcao in midfield.
However, the team will be without two key players. Setav Touriol is sidelined with a groin injury and is not expected to return for at least three weeks, with medical staff prioritizing his recovery during the break. Emmanuel Boateng is also unlikely to be in the squad. Despite being medically cleared to play after a facial injury, Barda has opted to rest him due to the foreign player limit and the strong recent performance of Daniel Dapa. Boateng will also be able to play without his protective mask after the break.
The team's tactical approach will focus on ball possession to control the game's tempo and applying high pressure against their opponents. Hapoel Tel Aviv acknowledges the difficulty of the upcoming match against the reigning champions on their home turf and aims to continue their winning momentum.
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