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Friday, 05 November 2021, 06:12

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Summary: Frantzvarosh - Celtic 3: 2 (Sport 1)

Reason for concern for the Israeli team?

A week before the game against Austria, Nir Bitton is in pain again and looks in doubt.

Bitton was substituted last night (Thursday) in the 78th minute in Celtic's 2: 3 win over Frantzvarosh after complaining of an injury, and at the end of the team coach Anja Postkoglou said he was suffering from muscle cramps that could disable him for some time.

Bitton is one of the pillars of the team's defense in the era of Willy Rotensteiner, and the Austrian coach will hope that he will still be fit for the pair of games against Austria on Friday and against the Faroe Islands on Monday that will close the World Cup qualifying campaign.

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Will miss another game in the campaign?

Nir Bitton yesterday (Photo: Reuters)

Either way, the encouraging news for the national coach is the ability of Bitton's teammate, Liel Abda. The 19-year-old winger scored and cooked in last night’s win, picking up compliments again.

"I am very pleased with him, and also with the rest of our conquerors. Our attacking play was excellent tonight," coach Postcoglo said of Abda at the end. Abda's teammate, Jota, referred to the team's exciting young trio, with the Israeli winger and the Japanese Kyogo Puruhashi. "The philosophy of the club helps the three of us fit in. We felt great from the first moment, and there is a feeling that the three of us are getting to know each other much longer. We are becoming a kind of small family, and hope to continue like this."

The Scottish Sun praised Labor and noted that "although there is still room for improvement, he is clearly a rare talent." The Daily Record gave Avda a score of 8 and wrote: "He's back on fire after a few quiet weeks.He left his mark on the game from the first moment. "

The important side in Celtic's exciting young trio.

Abda celebrates with Kyogo (Photo: Reuters)

By the way, Nir Bitton also stood out until he was replaced and received a score of 7 for his function as a midfielder.

"He started the game a little scared, but as soon as he calmed down he was one of the best players on the team," the Daily Record noted.

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