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Beitar Jerusalem Awaits Clearance for Vorko and Motcha Ahead of Tel Aviv Match

By אופיר סער

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Beitar Jerusalem awaits a committee decision on registering Noam Motcha and Daniel Vorko before Saturday's European match against Hapoel Tel Aviv, with over 8,000 tickets sold for the game in Netanya.

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Beitar Jerusalem awaits Players' Status Committee ruling on Motcha and Vorko by Thursday.
The committee must set transfer fees before the players can be officially registered.
Coach Almog Cohen plans to start both players against Hapoel Tel Aviv on Saturday.
Absences of Tomer Yosefi and Adi Yona increase the need for Motcha and Vorko.
Gil Cohen is fit and may fill in for other absent players.
Over 8,000 tickets sold for the match at Netanya Stadium, expected to sell out.

Beitar Jerusalem is awaiting a decision from the Players' Status Committee by Thursday on the cases of Noam Motcha and Daniel Vorko. The committee must determine the transfer compensation fees for the two players before Beitar can officially register them and include them in the squad. This ruling is crucial for coach Almog Cohen, who plans to start both players in the upcoming European competition match against Hapoel Tel Aviv on Saturday. Their inclusion is especially important due to the absences of Tomer Yosefi and Adi Yona in midfield.

Meanwhile, Gil Cohen is training fully and is fit to play, potentially filling in for the unavailable Luka Gadrani and Brian Carvalho. The club has already sold over 8,000 tickets for the match at the Netanya Stadium, with expectations that the stadium will be sold out. The club and the Israel Football Association have indicated that the committee's decision should come today or tomorrow. If the ruling is delayed, Almog Cohen will need to adjust his lineup accordingly.

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