The Oranges, who understand that the team built this season is not good enough, will try to stop the loss sequence tonight (Sunday) against Netanya • The team's fans protested outside Abramov's home

• Bnei Yehuda players. Which of them will survive January?

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The last time Maccabi Netanya won a home game in the league against Bnei Yehuda was in December 2011, even when the diamonds were playing in the mythical box stadium. Given the Oranges' ability to lose in their last three games, the Slobodan Drapich team has a good chance to change their stats tonight (first) and prove that the streak against Ness Ziona was one-off. Netanya will miss the long-lost captain Coral Cohen, and Autumn Finish will take his place in the lineup. Patus in Chirai is also scheduled to return to 11.

Bnei Yehuda understands in recent days that the team built this season is not good enough. Of course, the main problem is that the attack does not resemble last season with Shu'a, Hizza and Chibota, but recently the defense began to squeak, too. Players in the January transfer window.

"We see that things are not working for us and we have to make those changes, especially in the offensive part," the group explained, but in this case, Orange also has difficulties. In light of the financial behavior, the goal is to free players and bring others in their place, but not in all cases.

One of the players who came to the neighborhood this summer and was supposed to be the key player of Yossi Aboxis is Ben Azobel, who barely gets credit and of course hasn't scored. Bnei Yehuda would like to say goodbye to Ojobel, but remember that at the beginning of the season he played in Acre so he could not move to a third team, so they "stuck" with him. The evening is expected to open at Zanti Amit, replacing the injured Muhammad Gadir. This generation will replace Avishai Cohen, and a star generation is also expected to return.

Meanwhile, last night (Saturday) dozens of Bnei Yehuda fans protested outside owner Barak Abramov's house, protesting the state of the group.