Hapoel Haifa is preparing for the home meeting with Bnei Yehuda (Saturday, 17:30) and Haim Silves is expected to return Eden Ben Best to the composition • Yossi Aboxis: "Want to continue in the good times"

• The Reds are celebrating. "No matter how the victory was achieved"

Coach Haim Silves is expected to make some changes to the lineup at home against Bnei Yehuda on Saturday (5.30pm). Eden Ben Best will return to 11 at Maharan's expense to Ella, and Liran Sardal is also expected to open, most likely in Eli Balilty's place. In this situation Nicolas Golan may play as a left defender.

"The victory over Ness Ziona, no matter how it was achieved, restored security to everyone," the club said. Following the relatively short offensive portion, Emery Walshman will be on the roster for the game, but the club has some talk about his January release.

Bnei Yehuda is expected to continue its lineup of four defensive players. "We want to continue in the good times," said coach Yossi Aboxis. "At the beginning of the season we had a lot of ups and downs, and we are looking to stabilize. Haifa is close to us in the table, but the season will not end after Saturday."

A fiery Derby in Sharon

Hapoel Ra'anana will host Hapoel KP for a fiery bottom battle on Saturday, where each group prefers to avoid a loss that will further complicate it.

Sudik Atanda is recovering and at the disposal of Ophir Haim, as opposed to young Leroy, who is suffering from traction and whose service will become apparent only after the concluding training session. "Raanana is a great team," clarified KP coach, "We are doing everything to get out of our bad sequence and make the necessary changes to succeed."