Hapoel Bezeq secured its place in the top playoffs with the home win over Sccia Ness Ziona (0-3) and now marked the club's place to give the Souths the spot in Europe next year: "The team is better, we did a facelift in January, the procurement we brought upgraded us and Depth of roster "

• Aculta, last night at Turner. Confirmed by the ability of the new stranger

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  Danny Maron

Hapoel Beit Shemesh secured its place in the top playoffs with the home win over Skacia Ness Ziona (0-3), three cycles to end the regular league. Now the club's stated goal is to go on the ticket to Europe with all their might when beyond the fact that the distance from Beitar Jerusalem stands At just 2 points, Yossi Aboxis's team is also in the quarterfinals, where they will face Maccabi Haifa.

"The feeling now is that the team is better," they said at the Southern Club, adding: "We did a facelift in January. The acquisition we brought upgraded us and there is depth in the roster." Most of the compliments of the court went to pioneer Ben Shahar, who conquered a pair and to acquire the new Alton Aculteza (cooking). "Competition is a good thing to pioneer," admitted Shahar, who exploded with two goals after a period in which he did not conquer, "I am glad I helped the team win. I've been here for five years and always come more pioneers, it's natural and that's how it is in a football team. It pushes every player to give more. "In the next round, striker Case Ghanem, who was acquired from Hapoel Raanana and also last night, was removed and sat in the stands.

Celebrating WC players, last night at Turner // Photo: Danny Maron

Regarding the Dutch Alton Aculcata, the Beit was overcrowded and some even claimed to be reminiscent of Tony Wakma. "Aculcata is an ex-factor" complimented the Negev capital for the new acquisition that was in the group less than a week ago and made fans call his name long after the final whistle. He has more time, but you certainly don't see that much quality. "Acultesa is loaned to the WC until the end of the season, but Alona Barkat has the option to purchase his ticket for € 750,000 from Belgian Belgian Trojan.

Now, the WC holds fingers for Maccabi Haifa to beat Betar Jerusalem tonight. If so, the Reds third place will remain on two points. "We feel we have gone all the way with all our strength," the club concluded with optimism.