Hapoel Beersheba and Hapoel Tel Aviv Draw 0-0, Miss Chance to Lead League
Translated & summarized from Walla by baba
Hapoel Beersheba and Hapoel Tel Aviv drew 0-0 in their Israeli Premier League match on Sunday, failing to capitalize on a chance to take the league lead. Both teams had 22 points before the game, two behind Maccabi Tel Aviv. The draw means the league will head into a three-week break with Maccabi Tel Aviv still at the top of the standings. The match was played at Turner Stadium and refereed by Gal Levy.
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- Hapoel Beersheba and Hapoel Tel Aviv drew 0-0, missing a chance to lead the Israeli Premier League.
- Both teams had 22 points, two behind league leaders Maccabi Tel Aviv before the match.
- The draw occurred at Turner Stadium and concluded the 10th week of the league.
- The Israeli Premier League will now observe a three-week break for international matches.
- Key players like Igor Zlatanovic and Daniel Dafa featured in the game.
Hapoel Beersheba and Hapoel Tel Aviv played to a scoreless draw in their match that concluded the 10th week of the Israeli Premier League on Sunday. Both teams entered the game at Turner Stadium tied on 22 points, two behind league leaders Maccabi Tel Aviv. A win would have propelled the victor to the top of the table, a position they would hold through the upcoming international break.
Hapoel Beersheba, coached by Ran Kochav, fielded a strong lineup including Igor Zlatanovic, Amir Ganah, and Javon East in the attack, and Miguel Vitor in defense. They were looking to rebound from a loss in the Europa League. Lucas Ventura and Eliel Peretz were unavailable due to injury.
Hapoel Tel Aviv, managed by Eliyniv Barda, was without Stav Turiel, who is expected back after the break. Douglas Owusu continued on the wing, with Roi Elkokin playing behind striker Daniel Dafa, who has been in good form.
The match, refereed by Gal Levy, ended 0-0 at halftime. The league will now take a three-week hiatus for national team matches and stadium maintenance.
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