Bnei Sakhnin hopes to celebrate tonight (Saturday, 19:00) the qualification for the top playoff after the game against Maccabi Petah Tikva. The team is aware that this is a stubborn rival for cracking that is on the rise, so coach Haim Sylves does not take unnecessary risks and will open with the strongest team available to him, which opened in the last victory against Hapoel Hadera.
The composition of the people of Sakhnin: Gad Amos, Fabian Sporkselda, Maron Gantos, Ante Polic, Omri Ben Harush, Marwan Kabha, Ihab Ghanaim, Biram Kiel, Ari More, Ibrahima Conte and Guy Melamed.
The composition of Maccabi Petah Tikva: Arik Janko, Tomer Levy, Daniel Flesher, Adi Mahramitch, Muhammad Hindi, Yoav Hoffmeister, Amit Meir, Ido Shachar, Abubaker Dombia, Lamak Benda and Ayon Nikolsko.
Sakhnin is aware that Hadera will have a hard time beating Maccabi Tel Aviv, which should serve Sakhnin in any case, but the team wants to end the story regardless of Hadera’s result: “It all depends on us and there is no reason in the world not to continue the momentum and win in the colony.” Said in Sakhnin.
Sylves as stated will not make any changes to the lineup. The pair of brakes Ante Polic and Maron Gantos, who is considered the surprise of the season and may be on the team’s extended squad for Germany and Romania at the end of the month, will open in the center of defense. Omri Ben Harush, who has been doing a great job since Sylves’ appointment as coach, will open at left-back, while defender Fabian Sporkselda will open as right-back.
In the link, the pair of captains Biram Kiel and Ihab Ghanaim will continue to play alongside Marwan Kabha. In the front you will see Ari More, Ibrahimah Conte and Guy Melamed who has not found the net for a long time and will try to do so in front of the ex. Assuming Sakhnin secures the ticket to the top playoffs, it looks like an orderly announcement will come out over the next period that Sylvester will continue for another season after the parties reach a settlement as an appendix.
After at the end of the last round she managed to climb over the red line for the first time after many rounds, Maccabi Petah Tikva will try to increase the gap from the teams that are behind it and end the regular season on the right foot. Precisely after the good period, coach Nir Klinger spent many weeks in talks with his players in order to make it clear to them that the team is still far from achieving its goals and there are eight more very important games left.
Professionally, Petah Tikva will miss Yinon Eliyahu and Eitan Azulai, who will be sent off for accumulating yellow cards. Yarden Cohen will continue to be absent due to a groin injury, while Niko Olsk has returned to fitness and is expected to be on the roster.
