Be'er Sheva insists: "Haifa did not reach the situation before the dismissal. The referee ruined the game"
Hapoel Beer Sheva are not reassured by Greenfeld's decision to keep Aspria away ("a negligible confrontation"), believing that everything could have changed in the second half ("changing trends"), but are now worried about Spori, the injuries and especially the Cup semi-final.
Glazer: "I will analyze the exiles I have absorbed"
Yaniv Tuchman
05/04/2022
Tuesday, 05 April 2022, 06:45
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Summary: Maccabi Haifa - Hapoel Beer Sheva 0: 2 (Sport 1)
Hapoel Beer Sheva also did not calm down this morning (Tuesday) from Uriel Greenfeld's decision to remove Danilo Aspria near the break in last night's game against Maccabi Haifa (0: 2) and are sure that it directly affected the result of the game and led to the team almost certainly losing the championship.
"It was impossible to know how the game would have developed in the second half," a senior Hapoel Beer Sheva official said last night.
"And we will never know that we were left unfairly with ten players and the game is over. These were not fouls for two yellow cards and a red card in a season game. Not in any game and certainly not in a season game. "After that, another yellow and red card for putting his head behind him. The game of the season and Hapoel Beer Sheva's chances of winning the championship were ruined because of a referee's decision."
The team admitted that they were less good than Maccabi Haifa in the first half before the dismissal, but added that things could have changed in the second half,
Were it not for the exclusion.
"Trends in the game change. If we had gone through the break and come back to the second half without the dismissal, we could have looked better and won."
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Late at night after the game at the press conference in front of the media, Hapoel Beer Sheva coach Aliniv Barda said: "It is very disappointing what happened on the field. In a minute like this to get a red, it is not serious. "In the first half and neither did we. There were no significant situations for both sides. After the red, the story was different."
On the fact that Hapoel Beer Sheva has apparently lost its chances of the championship, Barda said: "There are 24 more points in the box office and we have to go back to beat Hapoel Tel Aviv on Sunday. I do not know anything else."
Along with Greenfeld's story, Hapoel Beer Sheva were involved in an incident last night in which Ramzi Spori was involved at the end of the game, when the Hapoel Beer Sheva midfielder ran amok towards the stands to hurt Maccabi Haifa fans who shouted harsh insults at him due to his Arab origins.
Breda addressed this in front of the media and said: "I did not see the whole situation but only its end and I was called to separate. A football player should set an example and should not react. A player should swallow the saliva and not react."
Spori may be prosecuted if the Football Association's prosecutor Nir Reshef sees the videos they ran last night on the networks in which Spori is seen running towards the bleachers to confront the fans who called out to him, according to club officials: "Arab terrorist. Go attack."
On his future as a coach and whether he would like to stand on the lines next season, Barda said: "I will make a decision together with the club at the end of the season."
Breda heard quite a bit of criticism from the media about the way his team played in the first half and did not really want to comment.
"I can not feel in your place what you felt during the first half. Haifa was better than Be'er Sheva even before the red. We should have played better in the first half. What happened with the referee was very significant."
Team goalkeeper Omri Glazer told about the feelings in the locker room.
"We still strongly believe that there are 24 points in the pot. There are many more games and we will try to come back to win and win all the games."
On the goal he conceded from Muhammad Abu Fani that also stemmed from his poor position, Glazer said: "I will sit down today and analyze the exiles I have absorbed. I will learn, I will improve and I will move on."
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With the loss yesterday, Hapoel Beer Sheva's chances of winning the championship have diminished and it will have to concentrate very much on the state cup to try and come out with something from this season.
Ahead of the State Cup semi-final game against Maccabi Tel Aviv on the 20th of the month, a large group of players will have to beware of a yellow card in the upcoming game against Hapoel Tel Aviv.
Mariano Barreiro, Helder Lopes, Roi Gordana, Tomer Yosefi and Aviv Solomon will have to avoid a yellow card in the upcoming game so as not to miss the cup game.
Those who will miss the upcoming game against Hapoel Tel Aviv are Asperia who were sent off last night and Miguel Vitor has 12 yellows.
On the other hand, Eugene Ansa suffered his fifth yellow card last night in the game and he will miss the league game against Maccabi Tel Aviv that will promote the cup game between the two teams.
Those who will have to be tested well today are Nikita Rokavica who complained in the warm-up that he tensed the twin muscle and as a result was cut off from the squad as well as Roy Gordana who injured his knee and was replaced in the second half.
Top playoff
Group
Games
Victories
draw
Losses
Gates
Points
1
Maccabi Haifa
28
20
5
3
19-67
65
2
Hapoel Beer Sheva
28
17
7
4
20-43
58
3
Maccabi Tel Aviv
28
16
7
5
32-49
55
4
Bnei Sakhnin
28
12
7
9
31-29
43
5
Maccabi Netanya
28
10
11
7
32-36
41
6
Hapoel Tel Aviv
28
11
8
9
35-38
41
In the next round, Hapoel Beer Sheva will host Hapoel Tel Aviv.
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Israeli soccer
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