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Beitar Jerusalem Coach Reflects on Draw, Prepares for Tiberias Clash
Beitar Jerusalem coach Almog Cohen is disappointed with his team's 1-1 draw, citing a lack of sharpness in the final third and slow play in the second half. The team is focusing on improving attacking execution ahead of their match against Ironi Tiberias.
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What happened
- 01Coach Almog Cohen expressed disappointment over Beitar Jerusalem's 1-1 draw, losing two home points.
- 02Cohen highlighted a lack of sharpness in the final attacking actions as a key issue.
- 03The team played too slowly in the second half, wanting the game to end, according to Cohen.
- 04Beitar Jerusalem faces Ironi Tiberias next, with Cohen respecting their difficult play.
- 05Cohen will miss the Tiberias match due to suspension but expects his team to be prepared.
Cohen, who will be suspended for the upcoming game, expressed confidence in his team's preparation.
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