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Hapoel Tel Aviv Expected to Leave Striker Boateng Out of Squad

Hapoel Tel Aviv is expected to leave striker Emmanuel Boateng out of their squad for Saturday's match against Hapoel Kiryat Shmona. Coach Eliniv Barda has a full squad available after the break, with the main decision being which of the eight foreign players to exclude.

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  1. 01Hapoel Tel Aviv is expected to exclude striker Emmanuel Boateng from Saturday's match squad.
  2. 02Coach Eliniv Barda has a full squad available for the game against Hapoel Kiryat Shmona.
  3. 03The team aims for a second consecutive win to potentially reach second place.
  4. 04Over 8,000 fans have purchased tickets for the upcoming match.
  5. 05The decision on which foreign player to exclude will be finalized on game day.

Over 8,000 fans have bought tickets for the game, which could see Hapoel Tel Aviv temporarily move to second place.

Translated and summarized by baba from N12, the latest report. Read N12’s original

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