Maccabi Tel Aviv Celebrates 5-2 Win Over Hapoel Jerusalem with Dor Peretz Hat-Trick
Translated & summarized from Mako by baba
Maccabi Tel Aviv began the 2026/27 season with a 5-2 win over Hapoel Jerusalem, highlighted by Dor Peretz’s first career hat-trick. The club praised Peretz’s performance and committed to addressing recent violent incidents outside the stadium.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Maccabi Tel Aviv defeated Hapoel Jerusalem 5-2 in the 2026/27 season opener.
- Dor Peretz scored his first career hat-trick, earning major praise from the club.
- The team emphasized restoring positive energy and proving their football quality.
- Violent incidents outside the stadium prompted the club to seek bans for offenders.
- Maccabi expects police to fully investigate and prosecute those responsible.
Maccabi Tel Aviv kicked off the 2026/27 season with a commanding 5-2 victory against Hapoel Jerusalem in Rehovot on August 23. After a slower first half, Maccabi dominated the second half by scoring three goals and showcasing impressive football, much to the satisfaction of the club and fans. The team emphasized the importance of restoring positive energy in the locker room and proving their capability to deliver strong performances beyond just earning points.
Captain Dor Peretz was the standout player, scoring his first career hat-trick and earning high praise from teammates and club officials, who expressed relief and happiness that he remains with the team amid summer contract uncertainties. The club also addressed violent incidents that occurred outside the stadium, committing to identifying and banning the offenders from future matches and urging the police to take appropriate action.
Maccabi Tel Aviv’s strong start and Peretz’s performance have set a positive tone for the season, with the club determined to maintain momentum and ensure safety at their games moving forward.
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