Summary: Maccabi Tel Aviv - Bnei Sakhnin 1:1 (Sport1)
While Maccabi Tel Aviv expects Aitor Karanka to lead them to the championship, in Granada they look back on parting with him and are absolutely satisfied.
The team from the minor league in Spain, which parted ways with Cranka last November after a little over six months in the job, has won five of its last six games, and is showing constant improvement since Cranka was replaced by current coach Paco Lopes.
Last night (Friday), Granada beat Tenerife 0:2 and continued to get closer to the top, and then in Spain they analyzed the change since Cranca's departure.
"With Cranka on the lines, Granada was more defensive and cautious. It did keep a clean sheet in most cases, but it didn't score enough, and it didn't play dominant football. With Paco Lopes, it controls more, conquers more and wins more."
Repeating the same mistakes?
Crank (Photo: Ariel Shalom)
Since being appointed coach of Maccabi Tel Aviv, Karanka has achieved three victories in six matches in all competitions.
In the Premier League, he ended three out of five games in a draw, and the symptoms described now in Granada look similar: to the match against Maccabi Haifa, Maccabi Tel Aviv fails to play particularly dominant football and has difficulty creating situations and gaining control of the field.
Her goal ratio under him in the league is 3:7.
Be that as it may, another player who shares the change in Granada is Sean Weissman.
After scoring in his debut with the team, in yesterday's victory he started and played 84 minutes.
On one of the local sites he got a score of 7 for his performance in the game.
"Everyone is looking forward to seeing the good old Shaun, but too few balls have reached him in the game. Of course he is still a constant danger whenever the ball reaches his feet."
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