About 500 Betar Jerusalem fans came to the team's concluding training ahead of the game against Hapoel Tel Aviv and clarified the importance for them
Betar players against the background of the torches opened by the fans, this morning at Beit Vagan
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Courtesy of Betar Jerusalem
About 500 Betar Jerusalem fans arrived this morning (Friday) at the Beit Vagan training complex, in order to provoke and drive the players crazy before the game against Hapoel Tel Aviv (Saturday, 19:50).
They hung a sign with the caption: "There is corona and there are pigs, tomorrow a war against the real virus. Break them."
On the professional side, it seems that the new striker Yarden Shoa will make his debut in the lineup and open alongside Eliran Atar.
Contact Michael Ohana may also start in the lineup in an official game, for the first time since the serious injury he suffered a year and two months ago.
Ohana conducted an interview on the team's official website and told of his feeling of returning to the pitches: "I went through a difficult process, but one of the things you discover is that everything is in the head. I am a believer, everything is from heaven and everything is from above. "You's put to the test, so you're probably capable. Everything's in your head. Man's boundaries are what you set for yourself, you have no limits, you can go as far as possible, no matter what happens."
The game against the Reds will also be the first game of coaches Slobodan Drapic and Shai Barda, which was supposed to take place a long time ago, but each time the Jerusalemites 'games were postponed because of the Corona and so did the coaches' re-debut.
The two will have to deal without the injured Maussinus, Tamir Adi and Glaofilo Hasselbaink who will miss the match.
