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Eli Ohana Criticizes Beitar Jerusalem's Risky Play After European Exit
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First reported by N12 · Aug 14, 2026
What happened
Eli Ohana criticized Beitar Jerusalem's coach Almog Cohen for insisting on risky buildup play after a 2-0 lead, which led to their elimination from European competition. Ohana stressed the coach's responsibility, defended the players, and called the loss a major missed opportunity for the club to advance and build European success.
- 01Eli Ohana blames Beitar Jerusalem's coach for risky buildup play causing European exit.
- 02Ohana says players are not at fault; responsibility lies with coach Almog Cohen.
- 03Beitar led 2-0 but continued high-risk buildup, which Ohana calls unnecessary.
- 04The team missed a key chance to reach the playoff stage and improve European record.
- 05Ohana believes Beitar is a stronger team and deserved to advance.
- 06He reassures that the loss won't damage the Israeli league's reputation.
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