The Hapoel B'Shlosha players left Teddy Stadium last night around 1 o'clock, when the players got on the bus with the trophy on the way to the celebrations.
Even earlier, they celebrated with about 12,000 fans the victory in the third cup in the history of the club.
The hero was without a doubt the goalkeeper Omri Glazer, who hit three penalties in a duel against Maccabi Haifa, his previous team.
Glazer even "won" a kiss in the mouth from Itai Schechter in a post that went viral on social media.
"We are excited," said owner Alona Barkat, who added: "It was thrilling but worth every moment. We and our fans deserved a wonderful display. It is supreme happiness. After missing the first penalty I was scared, I almost had a heart attack."
On the continuation of coach Aliniv Barda's, she briefly concluded: "As soon as I know, I will tell everyone."
Micha (right).
Returned to life in the WC, Photo: Alan Shiber
Goalkeeper Omri Glazer, the hero of the victory, said at the end: "I came up with a method prepared in advance and I was not interested in who kicks. We said, me and Shai Hess, that I go three first penalties to the right and two to the left and I'm glad it worked."
Glazer added: "We came in crazy. It came in the sweetest way possible. I had a great game with two crazy saves and it hurt me that we snatched the equalizer. I'm glad it ended so sweet."
Contact Dor Micha, who returned to be a significant screw in the team under Aliniv Barda, told of his feelings after winning the trophy: "I took one trophy at Maccabi Tel Aviv and another one at Cyprus, but it was insanely exciting.
We deserved to win the trophy, I think everyone saw.
"Since Aliniv has been coaching, I feel a lot more and get a lot more credit."
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