Dolev Azulay (50) and Matan Levy (59) conquered a team from Drapich and Breda

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  Betar spokesmen of Jerusalem

If you want to test the fitness level of Betar Jerusalem players two weeks before returning to the Premier League this morning against Maccabi Netanya in the top playoff game, you can understand that Ronnie Levy has a lot more work after two months his players haven't played an official game. Jerusalem lost 2: 1 to Maccabi Netanya.

The first half was not high and except for Guy's dangerous situation, the hosts did not risk the opponent's goal for almost 45 minutes. In the second half the game opened well when Netanya took the lead in the 50th minute by Dolev Azulay.

A few minutes later, young Liran Rutman failed in the plaza, went to kick Pendel, but the local Raz Karmi, who came in at the top of a great Dani place. Matan Levi, who got a chance to show his ability and may even get another minute in the lower playoffs, set 0: 2 for Netanya in the 59th minute without difficulty. Just before the end of the game, Betar received another pendulum and Freddie Plumine narrowed the score to 2: 1. During the match, Guy Melamed and Diego Vardasca clashed and the referee asked the coaches to calm the players before they were removed.

Composition: 

Maccabi Netanya: Danny Amos, Carm Jaber, Dolev Azulay, Tim Huibach, Zlatan Shachovich, Omri Gendelman, Aviv Avraham, Gabi Kanikowski, Roy Corin, Chen Ezra and Guy Melamed.

The Beitar of Jerusalem: Itamar Nitzan, Max Grechkin, Or Zahavi, Diogo Vardeska, Shai Constantine, Dan Einbinder, Ali Muhammad, Hanan Maman, Idan Vered, Levi Garcia and Eliran Atar.

Mohammed between two Netanya players this morning // Photo: Betar spokesmen Jerusalem 

Shlomi Azoulay in front of Netanya players this morning // Photo: Betar spokesmen of Jerusalem