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Hapoel Tel Aviv Coach Breda Acknowledges Beitar Jerusalem's Strength After Penalty Win

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Hapoel Tel Aviv began their 2026/27 season positively by defeating Beitar Jerusalem 3-1 on penalties following a 2-2 draw in their Europa Conference League match. Coach Eliniv Breda praised Beitar's performance, stating they were better on the day, but highlighted his team's resilience and determination as key to their victory. Breda noted that despite working on several aspects in recent weeks, his team underperformed in some areas during the game.

Breda also addressed disciplinary concerns, mentioning that player Doron received an early yellow card and was cautioned to avoid further risks. He expressed patience with a young player who appeared to lose confidence, emphasizing the need to support him. When asked about potential transfers, Breda confirmed plans to sign a new player to replace Luizão, aiming to strengthen the attacking lineup and increase competition.

Regarding striker Daniel Dappa, Breda acknowledged the player's adjustment period to a big club but expressed satisfaction with his season-opening goal. He also mentioned the attacking partnership with Boateng as a focal point for the season. Looking ahead to their upcoming match against Ludogorets, Breda described the Bulgarian team as a very strong Champions League-level opponent and vowed that Hapoel would maintain their principles and fight hard in a stadium expected to be filled with passionate supporters.

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