Hapoel Tel Aviv Prepares for Toto Cup Opener Against Beitar Jerusalem with Key Players Fit
Translated & summarized from Mako by baba
Hapoel Tel Aviv will face Beitar Jerusalem in the Toto Cup opener with most key players fit, including recovered Amit Lamkin and preferred starter Emmanuel Boateng. The team aims to advance to the semifinals and prepare for upcoming matches against Ludogorets.
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- Amit Lamkin has recovered from injury and is included in Hapoel Tel Aviv's squad.
- Emmanuel Boateng is preferred to start over Daniel Dappa as striker.
- Mor Buskila is expected to start on the left wing.
- Second goalkeeper Dor Binyamini is injured; Roy Burns replaces him in the squad.
- Hapoel aims to reach Toto Cup semifinals and prepare for Ludogorets matches.
Hapoel Tel Aviv is set to face Beitar Jerusalem tomorrow in their first official match of the 2026/27 season, part of the Toto Cup competition. Coach Eliniv Breda will have nearly a full squad available, except for second goalkeeper Dor Binyamini, who is injured. Roy Burns will replace him in the squad. Amit Lamkin, who was injured during the training camp in Slovakia, has recovered and is expected to be included in the team for the match.
Training sessions indicate that striker Emmanuel Boateng is favored to start over Daniel Dappa, who will likely be on the bench. Mor Buskila is expected to start on the left wing, with Omri Altman playing behind Boateng. New signing Yonatan Farber will be on the bench, awaiting his opportunity to play.
Ahead of the match, Hapoel Tel Aviv expressed their goal to start the season strongly by securing a spot in the Toto Cup semifinals. They also emphasized the importance of performing well as preparation for their upcoming two-legged tie against Ludogorets. The projected starting lineup includes Asaf Tzur; Shahar Piven, Fernan Mayembo, Chico, Doron Leidner; Adrian Kraviev, Falcao, Omri Altman; Satu Turiel, Mor Buskila, and Emmanuel Boateng.
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