The goalkeeper, who was injured in the basin in a win over Raanana, restored the painful moment: "I heard tech, I couldn't move." • Khodorov compliments Klinger on the change: "Not believing we could be in the top playoffs" • Coach keeps Passon: It just wakes you up "

• Eric Janco. Will be absent for an extended period

  Photo:

  Alan Shaver

Concern at Hapoel Tel Aviv that team goalkeeper Eric Janco suffers serious injury. The Reds goalkeeper was injured yesterday in the calf muscle, which is in the pelvic area, during the 1: 3 victory over Hapoel Raanana, the Reds' fourth straight. Yank is expected to have an ultrasound to diagnose the severity of the injury.

Janco told the club staff: "I heard tech, I couldn't move." The concern in the medical team is a muscle tear crisis, which may lead to Yanko being absent from the field for an extended period, but as mentioned, only after the medical exams will the final answer be received. Another player to be tested is Ural Degani, who was injured in the back muscle during the match.

Hapoel was in the clouds after the team's fourth win, saying: "Klinger changed that team. Not believing we could be in the top playoffs." In the group there was one who mentioned that Klinger promised fans after the humiliation in front of Netanya that they would give him time and they would see the change and indeed the professional upheaval had arrived.

Hapoel Tel Aviv celebrates big victory over Raanana, yesterday // Photo: Alan Shiber

But Klinger, as usual, tried to keep Pason, saying: "For me, put the table in billboards, but I don't care about me. I want to be in the top playoffs in the 26th round. To be there, and I live in my people, you have to keep the players. Now you can say that the things that happened in the game with Maccabi Netanya helped us. Sometimes you get punched in the face, it just wakes you up.

Midfielder Motti Bershecki also agreed with his coach, saying: "We are in good momentum, it comes after a bad period. In this league everything can be reversed in seconds so we don't have to dazzle too much from where we are at the table. About this place modestly and hard work. I think the game against Netanya made us all recalculate. Since then, we seem to be much more committed. "

Altman and Klinger celebrate in Ra'anana // Photo: Alan Shiber

Bershecki also complimented Stefan Spirovsky, who captured a pair yesterday: "Stefan never made faces in training even when he didn't open. He is very professional, not talkative or dirty, and not only does he play in the Northern Macedonia team and you can learn a lot from his conduct."