Avi Luzon: "I spoke with Nir Klinger after the game, it's behind us"
The chairman of Maccabi Petah Tikva was furious that no replacement was made when the team was left with 10 players, but clarified: "There is no need to do more than that." Frustration after the dismissal: in them"
Refresh Baranowski
03/03/2022
Thursday, 03 March 2022, 07:34
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Summary of the quarterfinals of the State Cup: Hapoel Beer Sheva - Maccabi Petah Tikva 0: 2 (Sport 1)
Severe feelings of disappointment and also frustration among the people of Maccabi Petah Tikva after the relegation from the State Cup.
Last night (Wednesday), Petah Tikva was defeated 2: 0 in Be'er Sheva at the end of extra time in the quarterfinals, after coming away with a 0: 1 advantage from the first game and being eliminated in the sum of the two games.
For 80 minutes coach Nir Klinger's game plan worked very well and his team managed to keep a clean sheet, but the 80th minute was also very significant due to the fact that the Malabs absorbed the first goal from Miguel Vitor Beer Sheva's corner kick and mainly due to the stormy incident that took place. Near the team bench, after Avi Luzon got down from his seat and had a stormy and noisy affair with the coach, angry that Klinger had not made a double substitution even before the same corner from which Vitor's goal came.
During before the foundation, Yinon Eliyahu was injured and went down for treatment, so that Petah Tikva was actually left with ten players when the goal was absorbed.
This morning Avi Luzon told Walla!
Sports: "We are in an excellent relationship, nothing happened. We also talked after the game and our and the players' faces forward to Sunday for the game against Ashdod - if yesterday was a quarter final, then on Sunday we have a final. In any case it is behind us and we should not do more than that ".
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Responded restrainedly and claimed an excellent relationship with Avi Luzon.
Nir Klinger (Photo: Danny Maron)
Klinger, as he explained at the end of the game, preferred not to make a substitution before the corner kick so as not to confuse the defensive players in the division of guards over the opponent's players, but as mentioned the move ended in a goal that dragged the game into extra time.
Although it seems that Klinger did not like Luzon's outburst, he responded with restraint at the end of the game, saying that he and Luzon had an excellent relationship and that it was all part of the trash talk they had every game.
The team complained at the end regarding the waste of time of the Beer Sheva players, especially in the second part of overtime, after the locals increased their advantage to 0: 2.
"Be'er Sheva wasted time as a team in the second division, it was very embarrassing. It is a pity that the referee let them do what they want, almost without reaction. Players lay on the floor and staged injuries as if they had been shot. Hope in rage.
Klinger will now have to recover his players, mentally and mostly physically, after an effort of more than 120 minutes, ahead of the league game against MS Ashdod this coming Sunday.
"Our head is already in Ashdod," said a source at the club.
"We will have to put behind everything that happened in Be'er Sheva because from now on, every game of ours in the league is a cup final in itself."
Klinger will test his staff eligibility for the next two days ahead of Sunday's game, with Lamek Benda, who did not play last night due to the accumulation of yellow cards, almost certainly returning to the squad.
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