After the third consecutive loss at Turner Stadium, this time in front of Betar, the South's furious fans vented their rage

• Beersheba fans. Wait for the players to finish

  Photography:

  Alan Shaver

A harsh atmosphere in Hapoel Be'er Sheva at the end of the home loss to Beitar Jerusalem (1: 0), which is the third consecutive group in the home field. At the end of the game, a few dozen fans waited for the WC players, cursed them and only a police escort made it possible for them to arrive in cars.

In the meantime, Beersheba will face trial following smoke grenades and flares in its fans' stands. Observer Moshe Ajayb and Game Judge Oral Greenfeld will note this in the Judging Report and the club is expected to be fined.

Barak Bachar, was very disappointed after the game and said: "A bad game. It's not enough to just fight and press. We started badly, had a decent game up to Betar's gate and then we disappeared. Even when Betar got red there was an expectation that something was going to happen and it didn't happen. It wasn't a game, it was very bad. We have to understand that there is a crisis here. Losing three times in a row at Turner is not something that should happen and it doesn't happen, this is the first time And you have to understand how this crisis comes out. "

Bachar, tonight in Beer Sheva. Southerners in crisis // Photo: Alan Shaver

When asked about his choices about the lineup, Bachar said: "When you lose then everything is wrong afterwards. We went for the vehicle that works, presses and leaves for the transitions. We were able to do that at first, then we didn't have the quality unfortunately. We tried to make changes and it didn't work. During the week with the players and seeing what I see, it makes me make the decisions. "

On Barak Bachar's bench he said: "We played with a quick enough attack, both the fast forward Haslbink and our wing players. Ben who is a regular player, nothing would happen if one game came off the bench. That was not our problem. "New in a different way and coming up and it's a shame it didn't happen. On Saturday we have a very difficult cup game in Ashdod."

Happy Levy, Turner Tonight // Photo: Alan Shiber

On the winning side, Betar coach Ronnie Levy said after the game: "Obviously I'm satisfied, the team played very well today, we got in a lot of situations, unfortunately we didn't take advantage of them to decide the game sooner. We kept Beer Sheva, which is a strong home team, in almost 0 situations. There is a lot to take in, and we will improve the less good ones. Sometimes when a team maintains the 0: 1, it's a good feeling that gives confidence to the future. To this day we have been judged that we did not win the major and there was some pressure, and maybe now it has been released. There are a lot of things to improve, this team is just being built, it's just going to get better and better. "

On the continuation of the season, Levi added: "One of the few times we played 90 minutes at the same level and at the same pace. In the defensive game we have a significant improvement.