After the storm of Aboksis' resignation, the Southerners will try to correct the impression following the loss to Sakhnin and stop the champion • The Yellows must win to get closer to Maccabi Haifa again • Thumbs up in the attack of the host • Geralds at 11 by Van Leven
Golsa vs. Joshua.
BS will stop Maccabi?
Photography:
Alan Shiver
After the big storm surrounding the resignation of Yossi Aboksis from his position as the team's coach, Hapoel Beer Sheva is currently hosting Maccabi Tel Aviv at Turner Stadium for a game that will close the 18th round of the Premier League.
The Southerners, who are considered the Yellows' great nemesis in recent years, have weakened since their big days in the current decade, but will still very much want to spoil the champion's battle with Maccabi Haifa and get closer to the top.
Professionally, interim coach Aliniv Barda chose to start at 11 with Jonathan Agudello on offense alongside Joshua and Elton Acultasa.
The Yellows come after last week's big win over Maccabi Haifa and of course want to get closer to a distance of 5 points from the Greens who last night defeated Hapoel Kfar Saba (0: 3). Patrick Van Leven continued on 11 with Matan Hozaz who garnered quite a few compliments for his performance against Barak Bachar and his trainees when Andre Geralds, who returned to the team after an unsuccessful half-season in Apoel Nicosia, also received the place in the Dutch starting line-up.
Compositions:
Hapoel B'Shlosha:
Ohad Levita, Or Dadia, Louis Taha, Miguel Vitor, Sean Goldberg, Marcelo Mali, Mariano Briero, David Keltins, Joshua, Elton Acultasa and Jonathan Agudello.
Maccabi Tel Aviv:
Daniel Tennenbaum, Andre Geralds, Eitan Tibi, Luis Hernandez, Enrique Sborit, Dan Glazer, Eyal Golsa, Dor Peretz, Matan Hozaz, Tal Ben Haim and Itai Schechter.
