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Shai Barda on the Betar quartet: "When the dam broke, they saw the talent in this team"
Betar Jerusalem celebrated 0: 4 over Hadera thanks to an impressive second half, Barda: "We have to have fun, the crowd has to have fun, and then everything will come." Ohana: "We want to present football that will make our crowd happy." Mimar: "Hadera pays a high price On the rapid return of football "
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Wednesday, 04 November 2020, 21:58
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We knew this team had potential, and it's starting to look good.
Betar Jerusalem tonight (Wednesday) defeated Hapoel Hadera 0: 4 in a rematch from the second round of the Premier League, scoring all four goals in the second half. After a particularly weak first half, the duo Eliran Atar and Michael Ohana exploded with three quick goals, and Shalom Edri sealed the result with extra time, and Ohana, who also scored against Hapoel Tel Aviv, mentioned how talented this team is, and how high it can climb if everything connects.
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(Photo: Danny Maron)
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Shai Barda, one of Betar's coaches, said at the end: "An important victory, thanks to the ability.
The first half was not good and should be taken into account.
But when the dam was breached they saw the talent in this group.
Happy for the first victory.
The difference between the halves?
In the first half we came out under pressure but we did not snatch and we were not accurate.
After the goal came in everything was breached.
Now think of Bnei Yehuda, a third game in seven days, and hope to look like the second half and not the first.
"Betar Jerusalem, you just say the name and there are a lot of expectations.
But I will let others talk about the goals.
To set a distant goal you have to look better than in the first half.
When we connect more good minutes you can set goals.
There is talent, but there are many things to do.
"Second place? Not looking at the table. It's early. It's a hallucinatory season with the Corona, let's let it connect. We have to have fun, the crowd has to have fun, and then everything will come."
Michael Ohana: "Everything is from heaven. I went through a difficult period, I worked hard, with strong faith, and I went back to doing what I love. I'm glad the team worked hard. Our goal is to get better from game to game. The goal is just to be better from coach to coach. We want "To present football that will make our audience happy. People from outside are thinking of goals? Our goal is one and the same - to improve every game."
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Sharon Mimar, whose team actually started the game well and was dangerous in the first half, said: "Frustrated, disappointed. You can divide this game into two parts - until we got tired, and after that. Once the goal came we fell off our feet, both tired and mentally. With the preparation we did, "That is not enough even for 60-50 minutes, we play a lot. And we also lost two players. Hadera pays a heavy price for the quick return of football."
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