Hapoel Tel Aviv Draws 5,000 Fans to Europe for Conference League Match in Hungary
For the first time since 2014, Hapoel Tel Aviv is competing in European football, facing Ludogorets tomorrow in the second qualifying round of the UEFA Conference League. Approximately 5,000 fans traveled to Miskolc, Hungary, to support the team, an unusually high turnout for such an early stage of the season. The supporters are also organizing a march to the stadium to boost the team's morale.
The club hopes the passionate fan support will help bridge the gap against Ludogorets, a club with a strong European tradition and a significantly larger budget. On the sporting front, Daniel Dappa participated in training in Hungary and is expected to be fit for the match. Coach Brada is keeping his options open regarding the striker and left winger positions, with Dappa competing against Emmanuel Boateng for the striker role, while Shanda Silva and Mor Buskila vie for the other attacking spot.
Other positions appear settled, with Doron Leidner likely to retain his place despite a modest performance in the recent European match against Beitar Jerusalem. The club's focus remains on leveraging both the players' form and the fans' enthusiasm to advance in the competition.
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