Hapoel Tel Aviv Aims to Secure Victory Over Ludogorets in Europa Return
Hapoel Tel Aviv prepares for its Europa League second-leg match against Bulgarian side Ludogorets on Thursday, aiming to build on a strong 2-0 home win in their first encounter. This marks Hapoel's return to European competition after a 12-year absence. Ahead of the match, coach Eliniv Bereda emphasized the importance of focus and readiness, noting the challenge posed by a respected opponent and the need to improve on their previous performance. "We are here to complete the second part of the mission we started in the first game," Bereda said, adding that each match is unique and demanding. Bulgarian midfielder Andrian Kraev acknowledged the comfort of their two-goal advantage but stressed the necessity of maintaining full concentration. "We respect Ludogorets, but we will come to finish the job," Kraev stated. Both players highlighted the difficulty expected in the away fixture and the team's commitment to securing progression in the tournament.
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