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Barak Bachar Highlights Manuel Benson's Impact as Maccabi Haifa Ends Toto Cup Group Stage with Win

Translated & summarized from Mako by baba
The story · English

Maccabi Haifa concluded the Toto Cup group stage on Saturday with a 1-0 victory over Bnei Sakhnin, marking their second consecutive win after two initial losses and securing third place in their group. Coach Barak Bachar praised the team's improved aggression and defensive solidity, noting the importance of building a cohesive squad over time. "We are trying to run a core that works together," Bachar said, emphasizing the need for consistent performance as part of the team's DNA.

Bachar addressed the team's roster, stating there are already enough quality players to form a strong squad, highlighting the youthfulness of the team and the two-week period available to improve. He provided updates on injured players, mentioning Andrea Novakovic is recovering from a virus and expected to return next week, while Glazer is recuperating from a minor accident and should resume training soon. Bachar also singled out Manuel Benson as a significant addition, praising his talent and recent good form in training.

On the opposing side, Bnei Sakhnin coach Yossi Abuksis commented on the challenges of playing without a natural striker, as their only forward is suspended. He expressed satisfaction with the team's defensive performance despite offensive struggles and reiterated the club's intent to strengthen three key positions: striker, right back, and central midfielder. Abuksis also downplayed the Toto Cup's importance, viewing it as preparation for the season.

Player Iyad Halaily expressed happiness about returning to Maccabi Haifa after a challenging season at Reineh, committing to hard work regardless of playing time. He also spoke warmly about teammate Anan, wishing him success and hoping to play alongside him again in the future.

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