Despite 0: 0 against Bnei Yehuda, Haim Silves and his team celebrated 6th place • Bnei Yehuda will settle for the lower playoffs

• Hapoel Haifa players celebrate, tonight in the colony

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  Alan Shaver

Both of them did not play their best football throughout the season and, despite everything, they came to the game at every box office that victory would secure them a place in the top playoffs. Undoubtedly, both Yehuda and Hapoel Haifa wanted to be among the top six in the league, but they forgot a very simple rule to score expats, and in the end the resilient draw was enough for a team of Haim Silves to qualify for the top playoffs.

Like their football all season, so did the first half - mediocre football with no creativity or situations at the two goals. This is not the ability expected from two teams that want to secure a place in the top playoffs. The significant event in the first half of the colony was the torrential rain that never stopped raining.

Bnei Yehuda tried more pressure in the second half and managed to produce a half situation, but in fact the worker Haifa was more dangerous in the outbreak. In the end, the pressure overwhelmed the Orange and Hapoel Haifa met its goal and achieved the point that it was enough to celebrate a climb to the top playoffs and dance in the rain, "Whoever enters the maple, happily."