In preparation for the confrontation with the Reds, the Maccabi coach clarifies the importance: "Believe me, we want to win more than anyone else" • On the opponent: "Every game is hard to win, no matter who" • Glazer: "It's not lucky that we Do not absorb "

• Ibich. Thinking of only a championship?

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A day before the big Tel Aviv derby, Champion Maccabi Tel Aviv held its traditional press conference on Tuesday. The Ibich yellows will try tomorrow (Wednesday, 20:15) to extend their unbeaten games record from the start of the season after maintaining perfect defense in the first 11 seasons of the season.

"It's a game we want to win, it's a tough game, it's a derby. It's something that everyone in the club lives for," said Ibich at the outset. "We work and try to prepare ourselves in the best possible way, and like every game, it's a 3-point game. Work hard, give it your all and be focused on winning the game. "

On the claims that the worker comes from a disadvantage this season, he added: "There is no such thing as a weak opponent. In every game it is hard to win, no matter who you play. No matter how you react and act during the game. "We always try to give the maximum to achieve the goal - 3 points."

The fact that Hapoel failed to lose in the derby last season: "I'm ready not to win twice again and take a championship. Believe me we want to win more than anyone."

"The atmosphere here and in Serbia is similar. In Greece it is different because there is only a home audience. I think it is best to have both audiences, I am sure the atmosphere will be good and that my players will be ready."

Glazer with Empty. Don't tell him luck // Photo: Jenny Agency

Dan Glazer added: "I'm in Maccabi from the age of 6 and I know what the derby means in Maccabi Tel Aviv. It's very important to the fans, but it plays on three points like any other game. The Tel Aviv team is tough. We have to play our regular game. From the beginning we want to win more than the opponent. "

"We do a lot of tactical work. Every player knows what to do at any given moment. It's no luck, we're just trained. It's a matter of work and coordination between the players so we don't absorb."