Maccabi Tel Aviv practiced three brakes.

Huz and Gulsa will go down to the bench?

Vladan Ivic is considering a lineup change against Aris Thessaloniki (Thursday, 20:00, Sport4) In light of the poor offensive ability in the last two home games, Glazer, who just returned from injury, may start.

Zahavi may be included in the roster.

The ambition: a victory with a margin of more than one goal, "to leave a chance in the return match in Greece"

Yaniv Tuchman

02/08/2022

Tuesday, 02 August 2022, 06:10

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Summary: Maccabi Tel Aviv - Zira 0:0 (Sport1)

After two home games, against Maccabi Netanya and against the Azeri Arena, in which Maccabi Tel Aviv did not score a goal, the team is considering a lineup change against Aris Thessaloniki tomorrow (Thursday, 20:00, Sport4) as part of the third round of the Conference League qualifiers.

Vladan Ivić practiced yesterday in a training formation with three brakes, while the front part, which included a trio, was given less tactical and defensive instructions.

Compared to the away game in Baku against Zira in which Maccabi Tel Aviv scored a triple, the two home games in the Toto Cup and the previous round of the Conference League, were less good offensively and hence the Serbian coach is thinking about changes.

The purpose of placing the three brakes is to give more freedom to the linemen.

The one who is supposed to start as early as two days after just coming back from injury is Dan Glazer.

The back midfielder came on as a substitute against Zira last Thursday and it is possible that in the next game, he will be in the 11.

Regarding Nir Biton as a brakeman, there is still no decision, since he also came in only as a substitute on Thursday and it is still not clear if it is worth throwing him into the deep water already on Thursday in the starting line-up or to go with Idan Nahmias, Sharan Yeni and Enrik Saborit as the three brakemen.

Those who are supposed to go down to the bench the day after tomorrow are Matan Hozaz and Eyal Golsa.

Ivić is not going to wait with him.

Glazer (Photo: Ariel Shalom)

"For us to have a chance in the rematch on their home field, we must win here in Bloomfield and even with an advantage of more than one goal," Maccabi Tel Aviv said yesterday.

"If we come to Thessaloniki with a significant advantage, we will be able to hold the game tactically and pass them. The main thing is to win by more than one goal for us."

Parfa Giagon, who started running training yesterday, will be absent.

Eran Zahavi had another full training session and he feels ready enough to sit on the bench on Thursday.

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