The Greek coach of Maccabi Tel Aviv did not hide his anger over the loss of points: "He is very angry that we did not keep the victory.
The players need to understand that they need to fight for 90 minutes "• Elisha Levy concluded:" Justice is done.
We were very good "
Orgius Donis on the lines.
One point out of six
Photo:
Ami fat
Four days before the game against Dynamo Brest, the champion Maccabi Tel Aviv continued to fake tonight (Saturday) and was left without a victory this season in the Premier League after a super dramatic 2: 2 draw against Bnei Yehuda. Jan (21) scored first for the Oranges, but Kandil (80) and Schechter (83) made a comeback until Dos Santos set up a dramatic equalizer in the 89th minute at Bloomfield.
In the end, Maccabi Tel Aviv coach Georgios Donis did not hide his anger at the players: "The results in the last two games are very disappointing to me. Our opponents reach maybe two or three situations and we absorb twice. I am very angry with my players. We tried to change the game and managed to turn , But we're very soft.
"I think it is impossible to give an opponent such situations. In the last minutes after we won, we did not fight and we were not disciplined. I am very angry that we did not keep the three points. The players need to understand that they have to fight from the first minute to the 95th minute. And we did not do enough defensively. "
Maccabi Tel Aviv players depressed after the final whistle // Photo: Alan Shiver
"I am very disappointed with this game, but we need to fix it because it is very important for us to continue in Europe," the Greek added ahead of the critical game on Wednesday.
Maor Kandil, who scored the equalizer, added: "There is a feeling of missing out, my goal is not interesting. We did not plan to open the season like this. We now have a game that will not return on Wednesday. In the league we have time to recover, there are 34 more rounds and I believe there will be "OK. At the moment we are not in a good momentum, it is impossible to hide it. We hope that through the Champions League we will get into better shape."
Bnei Yehuda celebrates with Dos Santos // Photo: Alan Shiber
On the other hand, Bnei Yehuda coach Elisha Levy concluded: "I think justice was done. We were very good. We played against a very good team and we knew how to defend properly. The game was under our control at 0: 1. Then Maccabi Tel Aviv put in all the strength and became five. It seemed lost, but we came back in the last few minutes and we got a point.
"You can be disappointed with the loss of the advantage, but on the other hand we came back with a very difficult minute. I take the road, we can be happy with that. Bnei Yehuda has a good base and she proved it at the end of last season."
