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Ongoing Story· Day 2

Soccer Match Sees Sparse Offense from Both Red Teams

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WallaSports

Hapoel Tel Aviv Takes Top Spot After Dramatic Late Win

Translated & summarized from Walla by baba

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Hebrew · 5 newsrooms covering

Hapoel Tel Aviv defeated Hapoel Be'er Sheva 1-0 with a 91st-minute goal, ascending to the top of the Israeli Premier League. This victory marks their sixth consecutive win, a feat not accomplished in over a decade. The league will now pause for three weeks due to international matches and stadium maintenance.

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  • Hapoel Tel Aviv defeated Hapoel Be'er Sheva 1-0 to claim first place in the league.
  • The player scored the winning goal in the 91st minute.
  • This is Hapoel Tel Aviv's sixth consecutive victory.
  • The league will go on a three-week break for national team games and stadium work.

Hapoel Tel Aviv secured a dramatic 1-0 away victory against Hapoel Be'er Sheva on Sunday, propelling them to the top of the Israeli Premier League standings after the tenth round of matches. The winning goal came in the 91st minute from the player, following a determined play by Amit Lakin and El Yam Kancpolsky, who assisted Daniel Dapa. This marks Hapoel Tel Aviv's sixth consecutive win, a streak not achieved since the 2010/11 season. The team will remain in first place for at least three weeks, until the league resumes after an international break and stadium maintenance.

The match itself was characterized by aggression, pressure, and high intensity from both sides, but lacked precision. Players like Javon East and Douglas Owusu for their respective teams were noted for frequent turnovers that stalled attacks. Both coaches made second-half substitutions to influence the game. Be'er Sheva had a clear chance through Zahi Ahmed, who missed from close range, while Hapoel Tel Aviv's Amit Lakin also missed a significant opportunity before the decisive late goal.

The league will now observe a three-week hiatus for national team fixtures and stadium renovation work.

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