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Hapoel Tel Aviv Celebrates Toto Cup Title After 14-Year Drought

Hapoel Tel Aviv defeated Maccabi Tel Aviv 3-2 in the Toto Cup final in Tel Aviv on Thursday, securing their first title in 14 years. The victory ended a long drought without major silverware for the club, marking their first trophy since the 2011/12 season.

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  1. 01Hapoel Tel Aviv defeated Maccabi Tel Aviv 3-2 in Tel Aviv on Thursday to win the Toto Cup.
  2. 02The victory marks Hapoel Tel Aviv's first title in 14 years, ending a drought dating back to the 2011/12 season.
  3. 03Coach Eliniv Brada took responsibility for late substitutions that increased pressure on the team during the final minutes.
  4. 04The club is actively working to extend the expiring contracts of Fernand Mayembo, Assaf Tzur, and Marcus Coco.
  5. 05Emmanuel Boateng may be fit for the next match against Maccabi Haifa despite suffering a fractured eye socket.
  6. 06Daniel Dapa is scheduled to enlist in the army soon but is not expected to miss significant playing time.
  7. 07Hapoel Tel Aviv will face Maccabi Tel Aviv again in an upcoming State Cup match.

Coach Eliniv Brada praised the team's efforts and stated that the club is rebuilding and bringing pride back to its fans. However, Brada admitted to moments of anxiety during the match, particularly after Maccabi Tel Aviv scored their second goal and following a missed opportunity by Hapoel's Aster Skulker. The coach also took responsibility for late substitutions that he felt created unnecessary pressure.

Looking forward, the club is working to extend the contracts of key players Fernand Mayembo, Assaf Tzur, and Marcus Coco. Additionally, Emmanuel Boateng may be fit for the upcoming match against Maccabi Haifa despite suffering a fractured eye socket, and Daniel Dapa is set to enlist in the army soon without expecting to miss significant playing time. Hapoel Tel Aviv is also preparing to face Maccabi Tel Aviv again in the State Cup.

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