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Sports19:28 · Jul 23

Beitar Jerusalem Coach Almog Cohen Praises Team After 1-0 Win Over AEK Larnaca

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Beitar Jerusalem secured a 1-0 victory against AEK Larnaca on Thursday night, with Brian Carvalho scoring the decisive goal in the 77th minute. Coach Almog Cohen expressed great satisfaction with his team's performance, noting that despite initial difficulties adapting to AEK's high pressing, Beitar dominated the match for about 70 to 75 minutes. Cohen highlighted that after the first 20-25 minutes, Beitar was the only team controlling the game, especially in the second half when AEK barely threatened the goal.

Cohen praised his players for their effort and maturity, emphasizing their ability to maintain possession and patiently build attacks rather than rushing counterattacks. He acknowledged AEK Larnaca as a strong, experienced opponent with high quality on and off the ball, respecting them both before and after the match. Cohen noted that while Beitar may lack extensive Conference League experience, their composure and tactical discipline were key to overcoming a tough adversary.

The coach also reflected on the importance of recognizing opportunities to extend the lead in knockout matches and praised the team's high tempo and pressing that wore down AEK over time. Regarding the club's supporters, Cohen affirmed their vital role, stating that the fans are essentially the club itself and that the organization is committed to supporting both the team and its followers. He concluded by acknowledging the challenges ahead in the second leg but expressed confidence in his squad's readiness.

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