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Late Goal Lifts Bnei Yehuda to Victory Over Kafr Qasim Bnei Yehuda defeated Kafr Qasim 1-0 with a 92nd-minute goal by Sagie Dror in the National League's ninth round. The victory, their third in a row, moved Bnei Yehuda to the top of the league table. The match, played in Bat Yam, was characterized by a late dramatic finish rather than high-quality play.
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Illustration by baba What happened 01 Sagie Dror scored in the 92nd minute to give Bnei Yehuda a 1-0 win over Kafr Qasim. 02 The victory propelled Bnei Yehuda to the top of the National League standings. 03 Bnei Yehuda achieved their third consecutive win in the league. 04 The match quality was described as disappointing despite a large crowd. 05 Tomer Litvinov made a key save in the 90th minute to prevent Kafr Qasim from scoring. 06 Kiryat Yam secured a late 2-2 draw against Kiryat Gat. Other league results included Afula securing a late win and Kiryat Yam forcing a late draw.
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