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Beitar Jerusalem Plans Same Attack Trio for Conference League Rematch Against Austria Vienna

Translated & summarized from Mako by baba
The story · English

Beitar Jerusalem arrived in Vienna on Tuesday ahead of their Conference League third qualifying round second-leg match against Austria Vienna. The Israeli club faces a 2-1 deficit from the first leg played in Bucharest. Before departure, coach Almog Cohen held a team meeting to boost confidence, stating, "We are here to advance, we showed our level of football in the first match."

Despite playing away, Cohen aims to instill belief in his players to overturn the scoreline. The coach is expected to maintain the same starting lineup from the first leg, except for a forced change due to Gil Cohen's injury. Luka Gadrani is set to start for the first time since last season's top playoff. New signing Tomer Yosefi, who came on as a substitute in the 82nd minute of the previous game, is likely to receive more playing time to strengthen the attack.

The attacking trio of Yarden Shoa, Omer Atzili, and Sean Weissman, who started the first leg, are expected to start again. Eugene Ansah, Junbusco Kalo, and Timothy Mozi will likely remain on the bench. Cohen's approach emphasizes continuity and belief as Beitar Jerusalem seeks to overturn the deficit and progress in the tournament.

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