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Hapoel Tel Aviv Wins 2-0 in European Return, Eyes Strong Away Leg Against Ludogorets

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Hebrew · 5 newsrooms covering

Hapoel Tel Aviv defeated Ludogorets 2-0 in the UEFA Conference League qualifiers, gaining a strong lead before the second leg in Bulgaria. Adrian Kravets praised the team's performance and fan support, expressing confidence in advancing and restoring the club's prestige.

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  • Hapoel Tel Aviv won 2-0 against Ludogorets in the Conference League qualifiers.
  • The victory gives Hapoel a strong advantage before next week's away leg in Bulgaria.
  • Adrian Kravets highlighted the team's compact play and missed chances.
  • Kravets emphasized the fans as the team's main motivation and regretted not playing in Tel Aviv.
  • He warned Ludogorets will be a tough opponent with nothing to lose in the second leg.
  • Kravets declared the team's goal to restore Hapoel Tel Aviv to its former glory.
Hapoel Tel Aviv Wins 2-0 in European Return, Eyes Strong Away Leg Against Ludogorets
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Hapoel Tel Aviv marked its return to European competition with a significant 2-0 victory over Ludogorets in the second qualifying round of the UEFA Conference League on Thursday. The win provides the Israeli club a strong advantage heading into the second leg next week in Bulgaria. Adrian Kravets, a key Bulgarian national team player for Hapoel, highlighted the team's improved compactness and determination during the match, noting they also missed some scoring chances. He emphasized the importance of completing the job in the upcoming away game while respecting their opponent.

Kravets also acknowledged the fans as the team's driving force, expressing regret that the match was not held in Tel Aviv where a crowd of 30,000 could have created an even more intense atmosphere. Looking ahead, he expects a very different challenge, warning that Ludogorets will have nothing to lose and stressing the need for a smart approach and maintaining a clean sheet early in the game. Kravets concluded by affirming the squad's motivation to restore Hapoel Tel Aviv to its former glory, a goal that fuels their efforts moving forward.

N12Centre · Neve Ilan

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