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Donis worried: "You have to work very hard to change things on offense"

The Maccabi Tel Aviv coach did not like what he saw in the 0-0 draw with Hapoel B'Shlosha: "Our big problem is the intensity and the pace.

I did not expect such an opening, we started very badly in the league "

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Yaniv Tuchman

Sunday, 25 October 2020, 23:02

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The Premier League returns after more than a month with a big game: After qualifying for the home stage of the Europa League and opening it with big wins, Maccabi Tel Aviv and Hapoel Beer Sheva met for an intriguing game in Bloomfield, but the mountain gave birth to a mouse.

The two finished 0-0, quite mediocre, perhaps out of a future thought for what awaits them this coming Thursday.

The Israeli champion, who has not yet won the Premier League this season, will be hosted by Sibaspur, while the trophy holder will be hosted in Nice.

"I think our big problem is the intensity and the pace," Georgius Donis said.

"We played well in the first half, but we did not have the intensity to change the pace and get to the field. I am worried about some things, we have to work very hard to change some things on offense. In the local league against organized teams, we do not create many situations. In front of Petah Tikva, we need to improve a few things in training and the intensity up front.

"I did not expect such an opening, we started very badly in the local league. And we have to start bringing victories. Our opening is very bad and that means every game from now on is like a final. I am not worried about the gap in the table, but about the things we need to improve. I believe in our players, but we We need to improve offensively. "

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There is something to work on.

Donis (Photo: Danny Maron)

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