Sometimes you need luck in life.
Betar Jerusalem provided a weak performance against Maccabi Netanya tonight (Sunday) when perhaps the euphoria of the derby was still in the minds of some of Erwin Koeman's players. With the diamonds.
Anyone who saw Teddy's first half was in shock.
Netanya walked the field, ticked the ball from side to side, pressed high, and apart from Omri Gandelman's goal she could easily have scored two more goals and closed interest.
Betar would have looked miserable in this half. The black yellows barely managed to connect two passes and barely reached Danny Amos' field, and then out of nowhere Jerusalem got a penalty, but Richmond Boachi missed.
Netanya continued to look great at the beginning of the second half, but they did not translate that into another goal and paid dearly for it.
After an hour of football, Atwald's players fell off their feet from the great effort they made and began to walk backwards.
Betar only remembered to play football after 60 minutes, but even then it failed to produce real threats and in the only good opportunity it had in the second half Boachi made amends for the penalty and equalized the score. Towards Raymond Atwald.
Gandelman celebrates with Kartzev, tonight, Bernie Ardov
Boazi celebrates equality, tonight in Jerusalem, Berni Ardov
