Tel Aviv coach ahead of the game Teddy: "There is a lot of prestige at stake. It appears to be a very emotional game for both teams. "• Management has approached FIFA to consolidate all financial claims against one case

• Nir Klinger. Will it make it to the top playoffs?

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Roni Levi's Jerusalem Betar will meet Hapoel Tel Aviv tomorrow (Monday, 20:15) as part of the 24th round of the Premier League. The Jerusalemites, who in the previous cycle, cut the negative sequence with 0: 2 important Maccabi Haifa, want to continue the momentum with the sworn opponent, this time under the guidance of Nir Klinger.

In the meantime, Hapoel Tel Aviv's management approached FIFA to consolidate all the financial claims against one case. In addition, the Reds sent a letter to FIFA announcing that they intend to appeal to the CAS, the Arbitral Arbitration Tribunal, over the next two weeks, on the grounds of the FIFA decision regarding obligations to Abdi and Bata Borisov.

Klinger was preparing for the game on Sunday, opening, saying: "Each game is on its own and has its own dynamics and psychological implications. It seems to be a very emotional game for both teams. Each side has its own purpose. There's a lot of prestige here and a lot on the scales, what to earn and what to lose. "

The coach continued: "There is a lot of prestige and much to be gained and what to lose and so we treat it and not according to the results in the last 5-10 years. We started our journey just before the round, in KH and closed the round against KH On Saturday.

"If you were to say then in that game that we will come to a situation where things depend on us and the results we achieve then we would have signed it very quickly. And I'm glad we really made such a successful journey even though there were road failures that are natural, everyone has. We made a successful turn at very high percentages and got to the situation That we all understand. "

"About a month ago, no one told us about this fight, nor did we make statements. To my delight and credit, it's really all for the players. We made an impressive series of victories to reach this situation, and I hope we know not to kick the bucket. We have nine points at the box office and we all know the account."