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Beitar Jerusalem Coach Urged to Manage Player's On-Field Behavior
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By נדב צנציפר
First reported by Mako · 21 hours ago
What happened
Beitar Jerusalem's coach Almog Cohen is reportedly being urged to manage team captain Yarden Shua's behavior on the field, particularly after Shua missed a penalty in the team's third consecutive win. The club faces upcoming matches with player fitness and disciplinary issues.
- 01Coach Almog Cohen urged to manage captain Yarden Shua's behavior.
- 02Shua missed a penalty kick despite crowd support.
- 03Beitar Jerusalem won its third consecutive game.
- 04Club to use break for player fitness and changes.
- 05Upcoming matches include Hapoel Ramat Gan and Maccabi Tel Aviv.
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