Eliniv Barda: "We could have won."

Hapoel Be'er Sheva fans were attacked in Austria

The coach of Hapoel Beer Sheva was satisfied with the 0:0 against Austria Vienna: "Good result, we won't be pigs."

The fans of the host attacked a number of Israelis on the train

Sharon Nissim

08/09/2022

Thursday, 08 September 2022, 23:46 Updated: Friday, 09 September 2022, 00:01

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Summary: Austria Vienna - Hapoel Be'er Sheva 0:0 (Sport1)

Hapoel Beer Sheva opened the group stage in the Conference League tonight (Thursday) with a 0:0 away match against Austria Vienna.

Miguel Vitor came closest to finding the back of the net, but his shot hit the crossbar in the 21st minute.

Either way, the Israeli cup holder can be satisfied with the point, and next week a much bigger challenge awaits her - against Villarreal at home.

By the way, after the game, a number of Hapoel Be'er Sheva fans were attacked by ultras of Austria Vienna on the train, and needed medical treatment.

"A good result, but in light of how the game developed, I would really like to come back from here with three points", concluded Eliniv Barda.

"We played a very good game in many aspects, we needed to move the ball a little faster and make a little better decisions near the opponent's goal. We could have won, but even a draw in a difficult away game is respectable. We defended, but they also defended. The game was balanced With a tendency in our favor, we also got into more situations. You have to learn to take advantage of them to decide games."

A Be'er Sheva fan is attacked after the game (Photo: Sharon Nissim)

Overall satisfied.

Breda (Photo: Reuters)

The coach added: "There is no connection between the league and Europe, Europe is a group stage, we have to do our best here as a club and represent our city and country as best as possible. It's great fun that the crowd came and also great pride, they heard him coming and pushing the players. We No pigs, it's an important point outside and we're already preparing for Sunday. We're already a team that needs to learn to make the transition from Europe to the league, it's not an easy transition, but we have players with a lot of experience, who understand that they play in two completely different frameworks. We have to give everything in both frameworks and take out the maximum".

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