Fall Finish, Score: 7
Excellent game management, great sacrifice. The best on the lawn
Muhammad Shachar, Score: 4
Provided almost nothing in the northern attack
November 24, 2020, is the date on which Bnei Yehuda won for the last time, when they defeated Hapoel Tel Aviv 0: 1. After almost three months since then, in which the Oranges from the Hatikva neighborhood did not taste the taste of victory during 11 games, tonight (Wednesday) this negative streak stopped, with a small but so important 0: 1 on Kiryat Shmona as part of a rematch from the 20th round In the Premier League.
For Yossi Aboksis, it was the first victory after three games on the lines since he left BS to try to save Bnei Yehuda, which came from the last place in the table and thanks to an expensive goal by Almog Bouzaglo, rose to 13th place with one game missing. And 20 points, just like Bnei Sakhnin below it and Hapoel Tel Aviv above it. On the other hand, Kiryat Shmona continued its black week and after being relegated from the cup against Betar Tel Aviv / Bat Yam from the national league, remained in seventh place and moved away from the playoffs and will have to work hard to get a ticket to the top playoffs.
The game opens with a clear trend – control of the northerners, fortification from behind and an attempt to sting the hosts. The first half hour was all about Kiryat Shmona, who wrote the pace, tried to play football but did not really threaten Omar Niron’s hair. On the other hand, as befits an Aboksis group, Bnei Yehuda demonstrated purposefulness. In the 31st minute, Almog Buzaglo, who also looked good in the cup game against Hapoel Haifa, took advantage of Amit Zanti’s cooking in the Oranges’ only attack in the first half and scored an easy goal, his first of the season, which put the hosts ahead with a break.
In the second half Aboksis realized that in the underground struggles and after almost three months without a win, all means are kosher. The coach made a substitution after 26 minutes. The ball looked to have taken a deflection on the way in, but he’s claiming it! KS as expected dominated and held the ball, but suffered from a lack of sharpness and a very bad ability in the front that prevented her from risking the goal, on the way to a disappointing loss in a game she did not really deserve to win. Aboksis, on the other hand, can finally breathe a sigh of relief, but in the future, that ability will certainly not suffice in every game.
Half a second
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’90 +4
- Still just to finish! An important victory for Bnei Yehuda that complicates the bottom, Kiryat Shmona moved away from the top playoff
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’82
- Ariel Lazmi replaced Roi Ben Shimon. Abacus without any player of an offensive nature on the pitch
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’81
- KS struggled to break through the Bnei Yehuda bunker, Sacco Torre tried his luck from a distance and missed the frame by inches
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’78
- Another defensive substitution by Aboksis: Almog Buzaglo made way for Amit Cohen
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’76
- Muhammad Shachar gave way to Guy Ben Lulu in Kiryat Shmona
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’66
- Yellow to Roi Ben Shimon
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’65
- Another replacement in Kiryat Shmona: Amir Ben Shimon replaces Ziv Morgan
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’62
- Bnei Yehuda went on a rampage and almost did the second. Amit Zanti advanced to the field, but was stopped by Bartakos from a difficult angle
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’61
- KS players claimed Pendel after a touch by Almog Buzaglo, Muhammad Shachar absorbed a yellow card.
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’53
- KS sought the equalizer. Eugene Ansa slammed in the direction of Khaliel, who while turning kicked out
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’46
- First substitution in Kiryat Shmona at the break: Yoav Hoffmeister gives way to Sacco Torre
first half
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’36
- KS tried to get back in the game. A corner kick was pushed out of the box, Ziv Morgan raised it back in the direction of Idan Nachmias who rose well but hit over the goal.
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’31
- Gate! Bnei Yehuda went up to 0: 1: One lone attack was enough for Yossi Aboksis’ team to sting. Avishai Cohen put a ball into the box from the right, Amit Zanti took control, passed his keeper one by one and passed a ball wide according to the goal that reached Almog Bouzaglo, the latter completed his first goal of the season in the league by touching an exposed goal.
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’28
- We didn’t get a lot of situations in the first half hour, but Kiryat Shmona at least tried to play football while the host really didn’t. This time, a nice attack started with Eugene Ansa on the left side, the extremist raised to the field in the direction of Abdullah Khaliel who recently brought down Samuel Brown, but the contact kick was repelled
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’13
- Kiryat Shmona completely controlled what was happening on the lawn in the first quarter of an hour and was also the first to threaten the gate. An accurate raise by Ziv Morgan from the left side found Roi Kehat’s head, the contact who infiltrated the field hit well but Omar Niron responded well and prevented the ball from penetrating
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‘1
- Nael Odeh launched the Bloomfield deal
