The internal striker of Maccabi Tel Aviv, who scored twice against Maccabi Petah Tikva: "Only together can we win and that is the most important thing" • Van Leven: "The second goal was a great moment for a young player who came from the youth"
Edward Guerrero celebrates a pair against Maccabi Petah Tikva, tonight
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At the end of a difficult battle in Bloomfield against Guy Lausen's Malabuses, Eduardo Guerrero scored an impressive double (84 and 95), which gave champions Maccabi Tel Aviv a four-point advantage at the top of the league.
Alexander Peshic scored the first (32).
Liel worked temporarily balanced in the 66th minute.
Patrick Van Leven said after the game: "Great to finish this way. The second goal was a great moment for a young player who came from youth. It was just fantastic. It's a goal that decided this game, we had to decide it in the first half.
"We played hard to get our second goal. Our plan worked well and was executed perfectly by Eduardo Guerrero. We have to work hard with all the quality we have to be successful. I would be happy if we were conquering, but the players worked very hard for this victory."
Eduardo Guerrero, who molded a winning double: "I thank God, this game was another final for us. Only together can we win and that's the most important thing. It's just one win and every practice and every day we do our best to reach our goal."
Daniel Tennenbaum added: "It was a very beautiful goal. The way the ball was released from his leg I knew it was a goal. I am happy for him because I see he is working hard."
On the other hand, Guy Luzon knew how to compliment the champion: "We are a brave team that comes to play and wants to make an impact in every game it participates in. It always happens. You have not seen a team of cowards throwing the ball up. We tried to play football. "Winning a game like this against us is not easy. I think they should be saluted and they deserve a big nose."
"In my opinion, Maccabi Haifa is a more talented team than Maccabi Tel Aviv, probably in the front. Maccabi Tel Aviv is more aggressive and bad in the positive sense of the word. They are two excellent teams that are in the championship fight by right and not by grace."
