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Beitar Jerusalem's Weisman Praises Team Spirit Despite Penalty Shootout Loss to Hapoel Tel Aviv
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First reported by Walla · 8 hours ago
What happened
Beitar Jerusalem lost to Hapoel Tel Aviv on penalties after a 2-2 draw in their first 2026/27 season match. New striker Meshon Weisman debuted and praised the team's strength and atmosphere. Coach Almog Cohen also made his debut, balancing coaching with Sabbath observance.
- 01Beitar Jerusalem lost 3-1 on penalties to Hapoel Tel Aviv after a 2-2 draw in their season opener.
- 02Meshon Weisman scored the winning goal for Hapoel and debuted for Beitar, expressing mixed emotions.
- 03Weisman praised the team's strength and expressed excitement to play in Jerusalem.
- 04Coach Almog Cohen made his coaching debut, feeling natural and energized.
- 05Cohen emphasized his commitment to observing the Sabbath while coaching.
- 06The match was part of the Toto Cup competition.
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MakoCenter · Hebrew5 hours ago
Beitar Jerusalem's Weisman Praises Team Spirit Despite Penalty Shootout Loss to Hapoel Tel Aviv
N12Center · Hebrew5 hours ago
Beitar Jerusalem's Weisman Praises Team Spirit Despite Penalty Shootout Loss to Hapoel Tel Aviv
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