2024-03-13 07:57:27
With seven consecutive games without a win and three consecutive games without a goal scored, Beitar Jerusalem will go on Saturday (19:30, Sport3) for an away game against Maccabi Petah Tikva at the end of the regular league. Despite the bad results, the club is optimistic and say: “The best ability will come Reflected in the goals and victories, the crowd believes and supports, together with them we will do it and stay in the league.” About 5,000 fans are expected to accompany the team.
Coach Barak Itzhaki talked to the players about the meeting with Maccabi Tel Aviv, praised them for the pressure game and dominance but also criticized the free transitions of the opponent and told them: “We said before the game that Maccabi Tel Aviv is the most dangerous that we have the ball, when they steal and go into transitions they have to stick to the attacking players And not to give them space, that’s what happened in Gol.”
Beitar Jerusalem players Myron George, Fred Friday | Danny Maron
Fred Friday is having trouble finding himself in the team’s new style and may be relegated to the bench. Myron George is progressing in the fitness and nutrition program but still cannot play more than 30 minutes, when it is possible that the option of Jordan Shua or Timothy Mozzi in the striker position will be examined again. Roy Ben Shimon, who was injured in recent weeks, returned to training this week.
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