Timothy Musi, Score: 6
Was the most prominent in the game that did not rise to a particularly high level
Hanan Maman, Score: 4
The Reds star should have been more dominant in his team’s attacking game
Hapoel Haifa is moving away from the top playoffs. Haim Sylves’ team recorded a second stumble for the second time tonight (Sunday), when they finished with a weak 0: 0 against Hapoel Kfar Saba, which was superior and earned a precious point that raised it above the red line, as part of the 24th round of the Premier League.
The one who stood out above everyone else in both teams, especially in the first half, was Timothy Mosey, who had three threats towards Ren Kadosh’s hair and was the best on his team, but did not have enough accuracy in the front. On the other hand, William Agada could have translated Northern Control into an advantageous goal, but missed up close. In the first 45 minutes no team endangered the frame.
In the second half, the teams also did not risk the goal, when the parties did get opportunities, but they did not go for a frame, except for a dangerous free kick by substitute Omar Fadida in the 82nd minute, which Ran Kadosh successfully stopped, and another great save by the goalkeeper right after entry For extra time.
The Northerners have temporarily passed Betar Jerusalem in the table and have 29 points after 24 games, three less than Kiryat Shmona, which is in seventh place and also has a game in hand. Hapoel Haifa’s mission thus becomes almost impossible. On the other hand, Elisha Levy’s team stopped the drift after three losses and can take comfort in the good ability it showed.
Half a second
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’90 +4
- The referee whistled for the end! Only 0: 0 between Hapoel Haifa and Hapoel Kfar Saba
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’90
- Another great save by Kadosh: Aviv Solomon picked up and Raz Cohen rose high and hit, but the goalkeeper was there
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’90
- Domantas Shimkos has replaced Raz Cohen with the Greens
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’85
- William Agade saw the yellow card
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’83
- Eden Ben-Best went up to play in place of Ruslan Bersky for the Northerners
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’83
- Ido Shachar replaced Tomer Altman at Hapoel Haifa
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’82
- Omar Padida spun a free kick into the box, but Ran Kadosh was on the spot and stopped. First kick in a frame play
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’81
- Capiloto tried to see the yellow card
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’77
- Amdo Sokona replaced Elisha Levy with Kizito
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’77
- Omar Padida replaced Florent Hassani in Kfar Saba
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’67
- Jamie Hopkat replaced Ben Reichert at Hapoel Kfar Saba
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’66
- Itai Boganim came up to play in place of Ganem, who was injured and could not continue playing
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’64
- Wow! Itai Shor raised great for Kizito who slammed, but his experience only went to the crossbar. Bad luck for KPS
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’62
- Kizito passed Hapoel Haifa’s defense well and bombed from the edge of the box, the ball went out but was there even before the kick
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’58
- Ido Shachar kicked hard with his left foot from about 20 meters, but it was stopped by the defense and went to the corner
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’57
- Saar Padida replaced Gal Erel at Hapoel Haifa
first half
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’42
- Hapoel Haifa came close to 0: 1: William Agada received a wonderful pass and slid well into the ball, but it passed near the crossbar of Itamar Israeli. The Greens survived
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’40
- Itai Taurus stepped on Case Ganem’s leg and saw the yellow card
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’30
- Mosey closed an account on Sardel and also saw yellow
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’27
- Liran Serdel tripped Mozi and saw a yellow card
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’21
- A third chance in Mosey’s game, which an extension screen kicked a powerful ball that slipped near the frame. Unlucky for the green player
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’15
- Another chance for Mozi and KPS, when the player reached a ball that was deflected by the northern defense, but from a distance kicked it over the goal
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‘3
- Timothy Mosey tried to surprise from a distance, but his ball went out of bounds
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‘1
- Referee Nael Odeh set the game in motion!
