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Beitar Jerusalem Players Secure Housing to Observe Shabbat Ahead of Match
Beitar Jerusalem's coach Almog Cohen and Shabbat-observant players rented nearby apartments to avoid violating Shabbat before their Saturday game against Ironi Kiryat Shmona. The team seeks to maintain its winning streak after securing six wins in seven matches.
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What happened
- 01Beitar Jerusalem players rented apartments near the stadium to observe Shabbat.
- 02Coach Almog Cohen is deciding which foreign player to exclude from the squad.
- 03The team aims to continue its winning streak after six victories in seven games.
- 04Sean Weissman has returned to training but is not expected to start.
- 05The team has warned players against complacency before facing Ironi Kiryat Shmona.
Coach Cohen is deliberating over which foreign player to exclude from the squad, while also addressing the team's performance concerns from the previous game. Sean Weissman has returned to training but is unlikely to start.
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