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Maccabi Tel Aviv Aims for Comeback Against CSKA Sofia in Europa League Qualifier

Translated & summarized from N12 by baba
The story · English

Maccabi Tel Aviv faces CSKA Sofia tomorrow in the third qualifying round of the Europa League, seeking to overturn a 3-0 deficit from the first leg. Coach Kenny Miller acknowledged the challenge but insisted it is not impossible, emphasizing the need for the team to perform at their peak and capitalize on scoring opportunities. Miller stated, "We learned a lot from last week's game and must believe we can reverse the deficit." He rejected claims of misjudging the opponent, attributing the previous loss to their own mistakes and missed chances.

Miller highlighted the team's offensive capabilities, recalling a recent away game where Maccabi scored five goals against Sheriff. He stressed the importance of reducing unforced errors, especially careless passes that led to difficult situations in the prior match. The coach expressed confidence in the team's preparation and readiness, saying, "We have done our work and know exactly what to expect tomorrow. We believe we can achieve the right result."

Midfielder Issouf Sissoko echoed the coach's sentiments, acknowledging the punishment for past mistakes and expressing hope that the team will learn from them. He affirmed the squad's commitment to giving their best to advance to the next stage. Regarding the expected atmosphere at the opponent's stadium, Sissoko said, "As players, we all want to play in front of a crowd, and I believe we will approach the game with the right mindset."

The match is set for Thursday, August 13, 2026, and Maccabi Tel Aviv aims to stage a significant comeback to progress in the Europa League qualifiers.

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