Hapoel Be'er Sheva Sets Lineup for Super Cup Clash Against Maccabi Tel Aviv
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Hapoel Be'er Sheva prepares to face Maccabi Tel Aviv in the 2026/27 Super Cup, with key players suspended and new signings set to feature off the bench. The team aims to continue its trophy-winning streak while still deciding on the future of defender Helder Lopes.
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- Hapoel Be'er Sheva faces Maccabi Tel Aviv in the 2026/27 Super Cup opener Thursday.
- Goalkeeper Marko Wolf and defenders Miguel Vitor, Jibril Diop, and Ofir Davidzada start.
- Roy Levy replaces suspended Mohammed Abu Romi in the lineup.
- New signings Itay Rotman, Niv Yehoshua, and Joao Victor expected to play off the bench.
- Several players are suspended from the cup final, including Abu Romi and Javon East.
- The club is searching for a foreign center-back and left back to replace Helder Lopes, who may still stay.
Hapoel Be'er Sheva is preparing for its first match of the 2026/27 season, the Super Cup against Maccabi Tel Aviv, scheduled for Thursday evening. Coach Sharan Kozuch is expected to start with goalkeeper Marko Wolf, who will be joined in defense by Miguel Vitor, Jibril Diop, and Ofir Davidzada as left back. Roy Levy is set to start in place of the suspended Mohammed Abu Romi. New signings Itay Rotman, Niv Yehoshua, and Joao Victor are likely to be introduced during the match.
Several players, including Mohammed Abu Romi, Javon East, Zahi Ahmed, and Samir Farhoud, will miss the game due to suspensions from the cup final. Meanwhile, the club continues to seek a foreign center-back and a left back to replace Helder Lopes. However, as the team has not officially parted ways with Lopes, his continued presence remains possible.
The club emphasized the importance of the match as a title battle leading to further trophies, stating their ambition to keep winning titles and their readiness for the game. The expected starting lineup includes Marko Wolf in goal; defenders Guy Mizrahi, Miguel Vitor, Jibril Diop, and Ofir Davidzada; midfielders Kings Kangwa, Lucas Ventura, and Eliel Peretz; and forwards Roy Levy, Amir Ganah, and Igor Zlatanovic.
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