Hapoel Tel Aviv's Daniel Dappa Scores Seven Times More Efficiently in Toto Cup Than in League
Daniel Dappa, a young striker for Hapoel Tel Aviv, has shown a striking contrast in his scoring efficiency between competitions. Signed last summer from Maccabi Netanya for 1.8 million euros, Dappa has struggled to find the net consistently in the Israeli Premier League. However, his performance in the Toto Cup tells a different story.
In the Toto Cup, considered the third most important competition, Dappa has scored six goals in eight matches, averaging a goal every 89.5 minutes. In contrast, in the league, he has scored only two goals in 24 games, with a goal every 662.5 minutes. His recent dramatic brace against Ironi Kiryat Shmona further highlights his effectiveness in the Toto Cup.
These statistics reveal that Dappa is nearly seven and a half times more efficient in scoring during the Toto Cup compared to league play, underscoring a notable disparity in his performance across competitions.
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