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Beitar Jerusalem Wins Big But Struggles to Celebrate
Beitar Jerusalem secured a dominant 4-0 victory over Hapoel Ramat Gan on Sunday, marking their fourth consecutive win and the first time they have scored four goals this season. The match, played in front of a nearly full stadium, generated approximately 400,000 shekels in revenue for Hapoel Ramat Gan despite their heavy home defeat.
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What happened
- 01Beitar Jerusalem defeated Hapoel Ramat Gan 4-0 on Sunday, securing their fourth consecutive victory.
- 02Midfielder Boris Ino scored his first career brace following a tactical shift in Beitar Jerusalem's midfield.
- 03Hapoel Ramat Gan generated approximately 400,000 shekels in revenue from the nearly full stadium despite the defeat.
- 04Jordan Shua provided two assists for Beitar Jerusalem, while Omer Atzili and Eugene Ansah also scored.
- 05Hapoel Ramat Gan officials criticized their team as naive and soft, demanding immediate mental and defensive improvements.
- 06Beitar Jerusalem defender Nana Antwi made a strong return to the lineup after being out for nearly two months.
- 07Around 30,000 tickets have been sold for Beitar Jerusalem's upcoming match against Maccabi Tel Aviv.
Beitar Jerusalem controlled the game from the start, registering 13 attempts on goal in the first half and entering halftime with a two-goal lead. Midfielder Boris Ino, also referred to as Boris Anwu, scored twice in his first career brace, benefiting from a tactical shift that allowed him to play in a more advanced position. Jordan Shua contributed two assists, while Omer Atzili and Eugene Ansah also scored. Additionally, defender Nana Antwi made a successful return after nearly two months out.
Following the loss, Hapoel Ramat Gan officials criticized their team as naive, unfocused, and soft, particularly noting defensive and midfield failures. Portuguese defender Zota apologized to the fans and pledged that the team would learn from the defeat. The club has demanded immediate improvements in performance and mental toughness to prevent future collapses.
Looking ahead, Beitar Jerusalem is preparing for an upcoming match against Maccabi Tel Aviv, where a full stadium of around 30,000 fans is expected. Coach Almog Cohen is seeking further improvements in first-half performances, and the team believes a victory against Maccabi Tel Aviv will prove their early-season struggles are behind them.
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