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Ongoing Story· Day 64

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Maccabi ASA Tel Aviv Upsets League Leaders Hapoel Katamon Jerusalem

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Maccabi ASA Tel Aviv defeated league leaders Hapoel Katamon Jerusalem 2-0, handing them their first loss of the season. M.S. Kiryat Gat also won 1-0 against Maccabi Keren Hadera, drawing level with Hapoel Jerusalem at the top. The league will now go on a month-long break before resuming on December 10. Maccabi Holon and Hapoel Ra'anana played to a 0-0 draw.

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  • Maccabi ASA Tel Aviv defeated league leaders Hapoel Katamon Jerusalem 2-0, their first loss of the season.
  • M.S. Kiryat Gat beat Maccabi Keren Hadera 1-0, drawing level with Hapoel Jerusalem at the top.
  • Reut Revaha scored two quick goals in minutes 71 and 72 for Maccabi ASA Tel Aviv.
  • The Israeli Women's Premier League will take a month-long break, resuming December 10.
  • Maccabi Holon and Hapoel Ra'anana played to a 0-0 draw, missing chances to move up.

Maccabi ASA Tel Aviv handed Hapoel Katamon Jerusalem their first loss of the season in the Israeli Women's Premier League on Tuesday, defeating them 2-0. The victory propelled Maccabi ASA Tel Aviv to fourth place with 11 points, just one point behind third-place Hadera. The win came courtesy of a quick brace from midfielder Reut Revaha in the 71st and 72nd minutes, stunning the league leaders who were on the verge of completing a perfect first round.

In another match, M.S. Kiryat Gat secured a 1-0 victory over Maccabi Keren Hadera thanks to a 49th-minute goal by Daniel Halana. This win allowed Kiryat Gat to draw level with Hapoel Jerusalem at the top of the table, both with 18 points. Hadera dropped to fourth place following the loss.

The league will now take a month-long break, with the second round of matches scheduled to commence on December 10.

Meanwhile, Maccabi Holon and Hapoel Ra'anana played to a goalless draw, their second consecutive tie. Both teams missed an opportunity to distance themselves from the bottom of the standings. Impressive saves from goalkeepers Ana Dos Santos and Fortuna Robin in each goal kept the scoreline level. Holon sits in fifth place with 10 points, two points ahead of sixth-place Ra'anana.

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