Louis Taha and Portuguese Joshua, who were considered "recovering", received the long-awaited approval from the UEFA to participate tonight in the first game against Slavia Prague, as part of the home stage of the Europa League
Hapoel Beer Sheva in concluding training, yesterday.
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"Good news for Hapoel Beer Sheva, who can tonight (Thursday, 20:00) in the home meeting in the colony against the Czech champion Slavia Prague, share with all its players, including those who were found positive for Corona in the last inspection two days ago, after receiving the long-awaited approval A.
All players and team members are allowed to participate in tonight's game.
Good luck to our red pic.twitter.com/utbqHTJuBI
- Hapoel Be'er Sheva (@HBS_FC) October 22, 2020
Bottom line: Coach Yossi Aboksis will be able to stand on the lines, as will Louis Taha and Portuguese midfielder Joshua, who were considered "recovering" until recently.
As you may recall, yesterday evening Yossi Aboksis called the club's management to see if he could stand on the lines at all.
Despite a letter submitted by the team doctor Dr. Lior Zeller, in which it was clarified that all players train with their teammates and are considered "recovering", Aboksis could not know during training summing up which players will be available for tonight's game or if he himself can take part. .
Apart from these, also David Keltins, Mariano Briero and Eli Madmon (came out borderline in the test) who did not know if they could be partners in the contest, could be on the roster.
