Alon Hazan's Dilemma: Jaber or Glazer Israel today

The Israeli team is not used to 4-degree weather in June, but this is what awaited them in the city of Reykjavik in Iceland, ahead of the game against the local team.

After treatments and recovery from the long flight, Alon Hazan's players tonight (Sunday) held a light, tactical training and video conference with the conclusions from the first game between the teams last week.

As for the lineup, Hazan is not expected to make any special changes, except for placing Ramzi Spori at the link in place of Eden Kartzev, who will be absent due to the accumulation of yellow cards.

Midfielder Mahmoud Jaber, who excelled against Albania, was exhausted the day after Albania, but made it clear he could play in Iceland.

If it is decided to allow him a rest, Dan Glazer will open in his place and Dor Peretz will just move a little further.

In the front, there is a dispute between Sean Weissman and Monas Dabour and a decision will be made on the morning of the game.

Alon Hazan added the evening before the game.

"The three teams feel equal in their level and each one has to prove it. I am very happy with the victory over Albania, it gave confidence to the players and we are focused on the next task against Iceland."

On the squad, the coach added: "I never close on the squad, there is always the concluding training to get solutions for other things. I made it clear to the players from the start that the win against Albania was a precious and good win. We concentrate solely on this game and then think long term. We are focused and focused. "

"Iceland is a very good team. Our conclusions from the previous game is that in the moments we let them enter the game they took advantage of it. We try to make things up to us as much as possible."

Karem Jaber is galloping.

Tired of the game in Albania, Photo: Alan Schieber

Estimated composition: Ofir Marciano, Eli Desa, Sean Goldberg, Miguel Vitor, Doron Leidner, Dor Peretz, Mahmoud Jaber (Dan Glazer), Ramzi Spori, Liel Abda, Manor Solomon, Monas Dabour (Sean Weissman).

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