Asaig and Edri will stand on the lines of Bnei Yehuda against Hapoel Tel Aviv, in place of the fired Nir Berkovich • Sakhnin will host Ashdod: "We will not restrain another loss"
Zrihan after the goal against Haifa.
Will get the credit?
Photography:
Maor Alexelsi
Bnei Yehuda will meet Hapoel Tel Aviv on Saturday (19:50) for Saturday's main game.
The Oranges arrive at the game after a stormy week in which coach Nir Berkovich was fired, and those who will take his place are assistant coach Yaakov Asaig and CEO Kfir Edri, who will continue on the lines until further notice.
Berkowitz's entourage, by the way, claimed that even when he was coach, Asaig, Edri and owner Barak Abramov were very involved, and would even seemingly recommend the lineup.
At this point, there is no need for a pro certificate holder on the bench, as Berkowitz was fired only this week.
If Bnei Yehuda is later required to coach with a pro certificate, it is possible that the Bnei Ben Zaken youth team coach will be promoted to the senior team, in order to comply with the association's rules.
Professionally, Niv Zrihan, who scored against Hapoel Haifa, may start in the squad.
Hapoel Tel Aviv, for its part, sent a letter to the Ministry of Health, asking for a shortening of Emanuel Boateng's isolation period. 12 days he stayed at his house.
Coach Nir Klinger has trained Armando Cooper in the squad, but a final decision on him will only be made close to the game.
Eddie Gottlieb, who did not play in the loss to KS due to dismissal, will return to 11.
Senior Sakhnin official: "We will not restrain loss"
Before that, Bnei Sakhnin will host MS Ashdod in Doha (17:20).
In Sakhnin, they did not calm down from the 4-0 defeat to Hapoel Hadera, and a senior member of the club's management clarified: "The players have an opportunity to regain the club's honor against Ashdod. We will not restrain another loss."
The coach tried Avitan will make some changes in the lineup.
Left-back Ikwam Utin will lose his place, most likely to Ihab Shami.
Despite a small confrontation at the end of the loss to Hadera, Osama Khalaila will open.
On the other hand, Ashdod after the victories over Maccabi Netanya and Hapoel BS is in an excellent mood. "We are a great team, but to be in the top playoffs you need continuity," said Ran Ben Shimon's team.
In another game, Maccabi Petah Tikva will host Hapoel Hadera (15:00). The two teams won the midweek round - the Malabes beat Betar Jerusalem and Hadera beat Sakhnin.
