Betar Jerusalem coach Roni Levy does not belittle the rival he will meet tomorrow
Roni Levy during the loss to Hapoel Tel Aviv. Betar wants to keep third place
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Bernie Ardov
Ahead of Saturday's game at Netanya Stadium against Hapoel Hadera, Jerusalem Betar coach Ronnie Levy is still trying to recover from the loss to Hapoel Tel Aviv in the previous cycle. In order not to let third place run away, Levi and his players must wake up in front of an opponent looking for points to lunge into the top playoffs.
"The feelings after the loss to Hapoel were very difficult," Levy said at the press conference. "We don't like to lose, certainly not when such a large crowd comes to support us and gave us incredible encouragement. It's a shame, because we had a lot of good moments in the game and we didn't know how to decide the game. Already waiting for the next game to return the points and return the wins. "
On the encounter with Hadera he said: "In the second round and especially towards the end the games are getting tougher. All teams are playing something, if they are in the top play, and teams are struggling to drop and teams in the top. Every game is very tough and Hadera is a very good team, "We've come up with our desires and our goals, and we'll do our utmost forever."
Speaking about the radar punishment that Betar suffered, Levy said: "It's very disappointing. Teddy is our home and we want to play in our home. Unfortunately, we received a penalty and we will have to fulfill it. "
