Lazar Jovanovich claimed: "Aboksis shouted at me, 'Come here, I will break you'
The Rayna player revealed his version of the confrontation with the Beitar coach. Mimar was enthusiastic: "In the end, character won." Amit Zanti signed, Halayela removes rust
Raanan Baranovski
04/10/2022
Tuesday, 04 October 2022, 07:50
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Summary of the victory of Maccabi Bnei Rayna 2:3 over Beitar Jerusalem (Sport 1)
Big celebrations at Maccabi Bnei Rayna, who beat Beitar Jerusalem 2:3 in Bloomfield last night (Monday) and recorded a historic moment in the club's history, with their first ever victory in the Premier League. The team's players, the members of the professional staff and also the heads of the club, the owner Said Basol and next to him Ashraf Atamella , celebrated at the final whistle for many minutes with about a thousand of the team's fans present in the stands, when the sounds of the celebrations could also be heard in the dressing room
. Because the players did not give up and made an effort to get the third and decisive goal.
We have to admit that Asperia's removal helped us a lot, because it happened precisely in the minutes that the momentum was going in Beitar's direction. We are happy and it is important that this ability continues."
In the morning after the game, Reina was also involved in the confrontation between Lazar Jovanovic and Yossi Abouxis, which led to the dismissal of the Beitar coach. The Serbian winger published a story in which he claimed that Abouxis threw harsh words at him and told him, among other things: "Come here, I will break you, I will crush After the game
,
Raina received more good news: midfielder Amit Zanti signed with the team until the end of the season and his contract has already been deposited with budget control. Zanti belonged to Maccabi Haifa, but the Greens canceled his contract and he became a free agent, which allowed He was added to Raina even after the closing of the transfer window.
The journey continues.
Rayna celebrates (Photo: Kobi Eliyahu)
Coach Sharon Mimer, who seemed very smiling at the end, said at the press conference: "I'm happy about the character the team is showing, because again we conceded first and had to come back from a deficit. Character won in the end. It was a game for six points at the bottom, because it's a victory that marks, at least in the near future, where we are We are. We took a bit of a margin from the bottom of the table. First league victory and we can mark another V in this magical journey of Bnei Rayna and I believe it will give more confidence. This is a very significant victory for us."
Mimer referred to the team's next game against Maccabi Haifa and said: "Against Maccabi Haifa it doesn't matter if you come after a win, a draw or a loss, it all depends on Maccabi Haifa and how you handle it that day. I don't see a team in the league that can come with a level of readiness below 100 percent against Haifa, because then it will end in an unpleasant way. The most important thing and the most important strength in Rayna is the personality here in the squad. Five substitutes came in who lifted the game tonight, without ego, they fought for the team and there is a very cohesive team here and this gives me optimism Very big to continue."
Quite a few players received compliments and kind words last night at the end.
The Austrian brakeman Lucas Schpendelhofer presented a stable and confident game at the back and there is no doubt that he is one of the most important players in Reina's formation.
Richard Boateng and Lazar Jovanovic also looked excellent and dominated the center of the pitch.
Striker Osama Halaila scored his first goal for the team and looked happy at the end, especially after he managed to return with a valuable goal after missing a penalty in the first half.
"Osama is not half fit yet, he will still contribute a lot to us. He needs to shake off some rust and we will enjoy him very much," said Breina.
Ashraf Rabah, who came on as a substitute in the first half and managed to stop Danilo Asperia a bit, and of course Louis Khilaf, who scored the precious winning goal, received a lot of warm words from the team members at the end.
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A deserved victory.
Mimer (photo: Kobi Eliyahu)
The team's next game will be on Saturday, when the happy newcomer will host the champion Maccabi Haifa at the Green Stadium.
Bryna are expecting a full stadium and hope to keep the points at home against the Greens, who will return on Thursday from their trip to the away game against Juventus in the Champions League.
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