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Hapoel Tel Aviv Coach Eliniv Berda Focuses on Improving Ahead of Katowice Return Match

Translated & summarized from N12 by baba
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Hapoel Tel Aviv is set to face Katowice on Wednesday in the second leg of the UEFA Conference League third qualifying round. The Israeli club holds a 2-0 advantage from the first leg and aims to secure a spot in the playoff round against Atalanta. Ahead of the match, Hapoel Tel Aviv coach Eliniv Berda emphasized that the previous result is no longer relevant, stating, "The first game is history for us, it no longer matters; the match starts at 0-0." He described the upcoming game as very challenging and intense, especially with Katowice's home crowd, but expressed confidence in his team's preparation and ability to improve on their first-leg performance.

Berda highlighted that both teams are strong and striving to play their best football, and that Hapoel Tel Aviv will work to correct any shortcomings from the initial match. Defender Doron Leidner also acknowledged the difficulty of the task, noting Katowice is a tough opponent and that the team must give their all to advance. He confirmed that the team analyzed both matches and is focused on improving to secure progression to the next stage.

The match is crucial for Hapoel Tel Aviv as they seek to continue their European campaign and face a high-caliber opponent in Atalanta if successful. Both coach and players are approaching the game with determination and a focus on performance rather than relying on the first-leg lead.

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