Sheriff Tiraspol Coach Prepares for Tough Match Against Maccabi Tel Aviv
Translated & summarized from Mako by baba
Sheriff Tiraspol's coach Victor Mihailov prepares for a challenging European opener against Maccabi Tel Aviv on July 23, 2026, highlighting Maccabi's strength and the difficulty of facing Israeli teams. He hopes to break the trend of tough matches and advance, with most players fit and ready for the game.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Sheriff Tiraspol faces Maccabi Tel Aviv in their 2026/27 European opener on July 23.
- Coach Victor Mihailov calls Maccabi a European-level team with quality players.
- Mihailov notes all matches against Israeli teams are difficult but hopes to advance.
- Most Sheriff players are fit; Emil's participation is uncertain, Joseph Lores may start.
- Coach stresses discipline and fan support as keys to success against Maccabi.
Sheriff Tiraspol's coach, Victor Mihailov, is preparing for his team's European campaign opener against Maccabi Tel Aviv on July 23, 2026. Mihailov acknowledged the high level of Maccabi, describing them as a European-caliber team with quality players. He noted that his team watched Maccabi's recent Super Cup victory to better understand their opponent.
Mihailov emphasized the difficulty of facing Israeli teams, stating, "All games against Israeli teams are tough," but expressed hope that Sheriff could break this pattern and advance. He highlighted the importance of discipline and commitment on the pitch for success. Regarding his squad, Mihailov said most players are fit and available, though Emil's participation is uncertain. Joseph Lores was recently dropped from the starting lineup for professional reasons but might start in this match.
The coach also encouraged fans to attend and support the team, underlining the challenge posed by Maccabi's technical and strong players. He concluded that the outcome will depend on the players' ability to implement their game plan during the match at Sheriff Stadium in Tiraspol.
