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Hapoel Petah Tikva Prepares Arguments for Disciplinary Hearing

Hapoel Petah Tikva is preparing arguments to contest a potential technical loss at a disciplinary hearing regarding a substitution error. Manager Eliran Bernstein will argue he alerted the referee, Yigal Fried, who allegedly ignored the issue.

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Hapoel Petah Tikva Prepares Arguments for Disciplinary Hearing
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What happened

  1. 01Hapoel Petah Tikva is confident it will avoid a technical loss at a disciplinary hearing.
  2. 02The club faces sanctions after player Roi Levi remained on the field with 11 outfield players.
  3. 03Manager Eliran Bernstein claims he alerted referee Yigal Fried to the player count.
  4. 04Player Roi Levi will testify he did not see the substitution signal.
  5. 05Referee Yigal Fried and referee the referee have been summoned to the hearing.
  6. 06The team will play Bnei Sakhnin without a pre-game hotel stay.
  7. 07Players Roi David and Hamido Keita have returned to training.

Player Roi Levi is expected to state he missed the signal while attending to an injured teammate. The club is confident they will avoid the penalty, while also preparing for their upcoming league match against Bnei Sakhnin with some players returning from injury.

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

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