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Hapoel Be'er Sheva Suffers Dramatic Loss After Late Goal
Hapoel Be'er Sheva suffered a painful 1-0 defeat to Hapoel Tel Aviv on Sunday at Toto Turner Stadium, conceding a decisive goal in the 91st minute. The loss prevented the team from entering the international break in first place, leaving them three points behind the league leaders.
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What happened
- 01Hapoel Be'er Sheva lost 1-0 to Hapoel Tel Aviv on Sunday at Toto Turner Stadium after conceding a goal in the 91st minute.
- 02The defeat leaves Hapoel Be'er Sheva three points behind first place as the league enters the international break.
- 03Captain Miguel Vitor expressed intense frustration, calling the late goal soft and blaming defensive errors by multiple players.
- 04Injuries to Lucas Ventura and Eliel Peretz have increased the workload and fatigue of midfielders Niv Yehoshua and Anamkwe Forson.
- 05Niv Yehoshua and Guy Mizrahi are expected to have their playing time managed by their national teams during the upcoming break.
- 06Midfielder Dan Biton is not expected to return to action soon as he recovers from a long-term heart condition.
- 07Hapoel Be'er Sheva will use the international break to prepare for their next match against Besiktas on November 26th.
Players and club sources expressed deep frustration over the late goal, which they described as soft and avoidable. Captain Miguel Vitor was visibly upset and was seen discussing the match with coach Ran Kozuch, who was also referred to as Ran Kochav in some reports. Vitor stated he was more angered by the defensive errors that led to the goal than by the loss itself, noting that several players failed to tackle near the ball.
The team has faced a demanding schedule of league and Europa League matches, compounded by injuries to Lucas Ventura and Eliel Peretz. This has increased the workload on midfielders Niv Yehoshua and Anamkwe Forson, who have shown signs of fatigue. Niv Yehoshua and Guy Mizrahi are expected to have their workloads managed by their national teams during the break, while Dan Biton is not expected to return soon from a long-term heart condition. Hapoel Be'er Sheva will resume training during the break to prepare for their next match against Besiktas on November 26th.
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