The striker injured in a match against BS will miss the match against Hapoel Tel Aviv • Ben Haim concluded on his stay in the team • After the confrontation, Roni Levy and Joshua reconciled • Einbinder on the feeling of playing without a crowd: "Must learn to bring the energies, against this worker Would be the weirdest "
Eliran Atar. Had to leave due to injury
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Danny Maron
Jerusalem Betar pioneer, Eliran Atar, will not play against Hapoel Tel Aviv. In the toe.
The Betar hoped that even if Atar was diagnosed as having a crisis, it would be a minor fracture, but as he said, for now he will be absent from the game against the sworn opponent the next day and may also be in the game later with Maccabi Teddy. Another player whose qualifications for meeting Hapoel Tel Aviv are in doubt are Max Grechkin, who in the team fears he has strained the back hip.
Meanwhile, Bram Tal Ben Haim concluded with the club about his stay in the team for the top playoff period. The player will not receive a salary during this period after his contract has ended, but the club made sure to insure him.
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Happy to announce that the Betar Jerusalem club and I have reached the end of the season. Like everyone else, we went under the stretcher following the situation and the main goal right now is a successful top playoff and a place in Europe next season. What next? Days will tell @fcbeitar
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Coach Ronnie Levy reconciled yesterday after the match with Joshua, a Hapoel midfielder, after the Portuguese game ended with Betar players such as the Vered and Hanan Maman era, and the coach had the same verbal confrontation.
Dan Einbinder addressed the game, saying: "It's fun to come back, think everyone was excited about our return to the league. Now we have a goal to finish with the ticket to Europe and third place. "Happy after Be'er Sheva led, we were able to discover character and return to the game, and at the end with ten players to keep the score."
Ronnie Levy at the end. The emotions have risen // Photo: Danny Maron
Regarding the feeling of playing without a crowd, the midfielder said: "Throughout the years Betar is known with its audience which is a very significant ex-factor, who pushes, energizes and disturbs the opposing team, but from now on we have to get used to it differently. It was hard to play without an audience, we had the first baptism of fire, and we learned from it how to bring the energies alone and make the people watching us on TV happy, we will win for them. "
Ahead of the game against Hapoel Tel Aviv, Einbinder said: "If we talked about playing without a crowd, then against Hapoel Tel Aviv it would of course be the weirdest - to play a warm and good game without a crowd, a good fight between two teams, which rivalry is known to everyone. A lot of fans and we will do everything to bring the best result and make them happy from home. "
Single bond. Facing Hapoel Tel Aviv // Photo: Danny Maron
