Hapoel Beer Sheva achieved the goal and passed the decision in the pair of meetings in the Conference League playoffs to Turner after 1:1 in the first game against the Romanian Craiova in Sabrin.
A weak first half of Breda's apprentices ended with a gift to the Reds in the form of a red card for the local Pap following a push in the tunnel between him and Itai Schechter.
Hatuel gave the visitors a 0:1 lead, but five minutes later Abdelhamid tripped the Craiova striker and was sent off with a second yellow.
Ivan scored the free kick from the penalty spot and tied the score.
Keltins.
The decision goes to Turner, photo: Craiova
"The last thirty minutes were under our control and it took us a long time to get into the game," said Hapoel Beer Sheva coach Eliniv Berda, "in the second half when we were against ten players everything changed and we dominated, we even managed to score but we didn't keep it until the end. I'm disappointed, but it Part of football, I'm always disappointed when I don't win."
Itai Schechter told about the incident with Papp: "During the entire game he played very dirty and hurt our players. I came to warn him at halftime to play more cleanly and calmly, and he pushed me, so the referee showed him a red. He didn't stop hurting our players."
Hapoel Beer Sheva in Romania.
"When we were against ten players, everything changed and we dominated", photo: Uzi Nissim
Ramzi Spuri and Rotem Hatuel received compliments for the way they entered the game and the change they brought: "We have a lot of quality strikers in the team, but right now Hatuel is giving the numbers. Fourth goal in Europe and it's nice to see that."
Undoubtedly, Hatuel has been the surprise of the season so far.
Hatuel
Fourth goal in five games in Europe, photo: Alan Shiver
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