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These early rounds of the Cup are an opportunity to re-air each year the clichés about Cinderellas and Premier League stars, whose horrific personal conduct has shortened their fame and pleasant flow of money to the present and brought them back to the abyss of oblivion, especially the Friday afternoon heroic niche in Jaffa, Umm al Coal or Araba.
Take Eran Levy, for example.
Once the idols of Jaffa were masturbating and Chuchko Levy, and now Levy is the zlatan of Kabylio, with the chirping of "Oh, oh, what an actor," and "What a waste of career."
Levy has always been a classic Cinderella player, one who arrives at midnight or in the 92nd minute.
He had the power mostly to be a fantasist, and not an actor from Saturday to Saturday.
Eran Levy is not a waste of anything, because that is actually his essence, and if there was another - serious, disciplined, orderly - he was Eran Zehavi, and not Eran Levy.
And Umm al-Fahm?
After beating Maccabi Tel Aviv, Ashdod is a little money. A typical trophy team.
Eran Levy.
Could be in a completely different place today, Photo: Marco,
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Maccabi Haifa coach Barak Bachar has adopted a slightly bent stance, as if he is facing a wind or a storm that is supposed to come.
Unlike last season, his first in the green, where the team was still a complete underdog against Maccabi Tel Aviv - this winter his Haifa is now the spearhead, and he stood there and maneuvered the team and the exchanges against Hapoel Jerusalem, also to win, also not to slide into overtime and waste energy , And also to keep fresh for more complex tasks later on.
It almost slipped into overtime with a hand touch doubt in the Haifa plaza, which we will never know if it really was, because there is no VAR at this point in the cup.
Jerusalem was angry, and Haifa, in the last second of the last attack, made a touchdown by Dean David.
Traffic law.
Barak Bachar.
In the eighth, Photo: Berni Ardov,
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the deteriorating situation of Hapoel Tel Aviv, to receive Bnei Yehuda in this cup is no small trouble. Yossi Aboksis and his team are bleeding blood nationally, and miss returning to the main stage.
Cup games at this point are a paradise for one like Abacus and Hell for Klinger, who can only lose from such an event.
And he definitely lost it.
His goal bank, which is already narrow, received a red parachute yesterday, a knockout that he can hardly rise from for the rest of the season, which looks as gloomy as this evening in Bloomfield.
Bnei Yehuda?
She has just received the booster for the Premier League.
For one it is heaven, after hell.
Klinger and Abacus, Photo: Alan Schieber,
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