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You are in the rhythm, you are in the magic: Maccabi Haifa wins in the way that Barak Bachar demands

The Greens coach made it clear to his players that he required them to play at the pace at which they played against Union Berlin and also accepted it.

The result: a historic victory that "dismantled" the Reds.

Dean David won compliments after the big 1: 5 in the derby, the team celebrated: "We knew that if we lost, we would not be able to return home"

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Shlomo Weiss

Friday, 03 December 2021, 07:10 Updated: 07:33

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Summary: Maccabi Haifa - Hapoel Haifa 1: 5 (Sport 1)

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After the loss to Union Berlin, Maccabi Haifa coach Barak Bachar spoke with his players and told them: "If we can bring this pace to the league games and force the rivalry to play at this pace, we will win." In the first half against Hapoel Tel Aviv, the Greens did not act according to the coach's demand and indeed the result was 1: 1, but in the second half they woke up and won at a pace where Nir Klinger's players had a hard time keeping up.

Before the derby, Bachar once again emphasized to his players that pace is the thing that will win for them, and the Greens from the first minute played at a high pace and managed to dominate the game right from the start. It ended in a historic 1: 5. "They said Europe was bothering us," said a player on the team, "but we felt it gave us a lot of strength and we knew that once we brought them into the league, it would be difficult to face us. Yesterday we played at a European pace and saw the result."

The Greens of course were very pleased with the finish and for about a quarter of an hour celebrated with the green crowd when also in the locker room there was a big celebration.

"The derby was important to us," said another player, "we knew that if we lost, it would be difficult for us to return home. When there are almost 30,000 of your spectators who keep cheering from the warm-up until the end of the game, you understand the meaning for them and we should not disappoint them."

"This is a victory that will surely go down in the history of all of us and the players," admitted Barak Bachar, who was even seen saying to his assistant Guy Sarfati after the first goal: "Listen to what I say, we will dismantle them."

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Everything is going in the right direction.

Haziza celebrates (Photo: Maor Elkelsi)

Who can stop them?

The Greens are celebrating (Photo: Maor Elkelsi)

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Another thing that the green side of Haifa marked as the key to their victory was not to be dragged and not to provoke provocations so that the game would focus on football and not on fights between the players.

Bachar and his team talked to the players and gave an explicit instruction not to talk to the rival players at all no matter what happens on the pitch.

In the first half there were indeed some offenses that in the previous derby games could have easily been dragged into a commotion, but Bachar's players listened to the instruction and refrained from reaching the venues.

"If I went into some preparations before the game, then we knew that in two derby games last season, in one we went crazy and lost and in the other we went crazy, we won, but we saw sights from both teams we did not want," Bachar explained. But not to mess around with provocations and that is exactly what happened. "

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The hottest in the league.

Noble (Photo: Maor Elkelsi)

A huge push from the stands.

Maccabi Haifa celebrates (Photo: Maor Elkelsi)

3.

Many criticisms were heard throughout the season about the three strikers of Maccabi Haifa, Dean David, Goodsway Donio and Ben Shehar. Nikita Rokavitsia's space has been hovering over the three since the start of the season and none of them seemed to stand out. In Haifa, they understood that the main reason is that none of the three really manages to express themselves. In recent weeks there has been a debate about which of the three strikers to put the chips in. On Sunday, David managed to conquer as a substitute and the professional team - which holds very much from the player who came from MS. Ashdod - decided to give him the keys in the upcoming games and even conveyed the message to him when last night it seemed that the message released him. David scored a double and recorded one of the best games on the team. "Dean is an excellent striker, equal to high numbers," the team stated, "We knew that once he got the confidence, he would give the numbers. Now he has to prove stability." Donio, who came in as a substitute, also won compliments and even scored the fifth goal with the Greens convinced that the three,Including a mountain that did not get a single minute in yesterday's game will provide the amount of goals or at least very close to the amount of goals scored by all three strikers (Rokavica, Awad and Donio) last season and stood at 28 such. Now the Green Pioneers are far behind with six goals in 11 games, but if the team wants to cheer then the amount of conquests this season after 11 games stands at 26 goals while last season in this situation the team scored 23 times. The one who is close to breaking his personal record is Noble Omar, who already stands at eight goals with his season record being 11 goals.Which already stands at eight goals with a season high of 11 goals.Which already stands at eight goals with a season high of 11 goals.

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