Shai Elias, Score: 7
He cooked, saved a goal, fought in the middle, kept going up and down, and excelled for the Reds
Dan Bitton, Score: 3
Not just replaced in the half, Van Leven’s serious mistake to open with him
Just before entering the top playoff, Maccabi Tel Aviv lost two precious points tonight (Saturday) in its race for the championship and as a result also lost the top of the table, after 1: 1 in the hot derby of Tel Aviv against Hapoel in front of 5,000 spectators in the 26th and final round of the regular season .
The Reds, who will play in the lower playoffs, gave their all for the 90 minutes and managed to destroy the city rival in the championship fight, destroying her 10-win streak with which she came into the game, and most importantly for them – destroying the five-game winning streak.
The Yellows looked better in the opening, but the Reds took the lead after a quarter of an hour of play. Omri Altman scored after a great simple save by Shai Elias, who led an outburst on the left wing and handed it to his captain for the lead. The Yellows tried to get the equalizer but Sianda Kolo and Shai Elias stopped kicks from Dor Peretz and Enrique Sborit from the line.
At the start of the second half Patrick Van Leven put Matan Hozaz in place of Dan Bitton and the substitution worked immediately. The Yellows looked much better and in the 51st minute also came on their payroll. Hozaz picked up to the field, Peretz hit, Shtakus top but could not take control and Peretz pushed a foot at just the right moment to score from close range. The Yellows tried to get the winning goal, but were unable to score again when Hozaz was responsible for missing the game in the 80th minute and the Reds celebrated at the end of a precious point.
Thanks to the point, Hapoel Tel Aviv increased the gap from the red line to 4 points with a balance of 27 points. The Yellows raised their balance to 58 points, one less than Maccabi Haifa, which rose to first place.
Half a second
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’90 +6
- Just before the end Alexander Peshic was sent off with a direct red card after a dangerous entry into Ernests Shtakos. At first Shmuelevich did not draw a ticket for him, but the VAR judges called him, he examined it on the screen and decided to keep the striker away.
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’90
- Last replacement at Hapoel Tel Aviv. Doron Leidner replaces Omri Altman
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’86
- Third replacement at Hapoel Tel Aviv – Shlomi Azulai replaces Lidor Cohen
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’80
- What an opportunity for Matzan to complete a makeover and what a miss! Maor Kandil passed a pass to Ayalon Almog on the right wing, the latter passed a simply wonderful wide ball into the extension and Matan Hozaz managed to reach, but under pressure from Ben Bitton from a comfortable position, kicked out. The Yellows may cry this miss
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’79
- Fourth replacement at Maccabi Tel Aviv, and this time at the link. Avi Rikan replaced captain Sharan Yeni
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’74
- And Emanuel Boateng replaces Gil Yitzhak
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’73
- Double replacement at Hapoel Tel Aviv. Ofek Bitton replaces Raz Stein
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’67
- A great opportunity for Matan Hoz to buy his world. The substitute received a ball in the middle of the field, handed it to Golsa and ran forward. The yellow knot advanced on his own with the ball and returned to Hozaz while inside the extension, but the young player kicked badly, high above the goal
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’66
- Third substitution in the offensive part of Maccabi Tel Aviv. Elon Almog replaced Tal Ben Haim
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’64
- The Yellows received a free kick 27 yards from goal after a touch of Einbinder’s hand. Dor Peretz kicked a powerful ball towards the corner of Shtakus’ hair, but the goalkeeper went down well and caught
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’62
- Yellow also for Dan Einbinder after a foul on Peshich
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’62
- Yellow card for Shai Elias after a foul on Eyal Golsa
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’56
- Dor Peretz also entered Shmuelevich’s yellow list after a foul on Einbinder
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’55
- Second substitution at Maccabi Tel Aviv. Alexander Peshich replaces Itai Schechter and returns to the pitches for the first time since recovering from Corona
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’51
- Gate! Maccabi Tel Aviv equalizes to 1: 1: Omri Altman’s foul on Sharan Yeni on the Yellows’ right wing won them a free kick, 25 meters diagonally from the goal. Matan Hozaz picked up a field goal, the ball hit Dor Peretz who hit it, Lost control of the ball and burst, while gliding on the grass, your foot into the body of the Lithuanian, if he had no grip on the ball, and kicked in. The goal was checked in VAR and approved
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’46
- Van Leven makes a first substitution early in the second half when Matan Hozaz replaces Dan Bitton
first half
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’45 +2
- The final quarter of the first half was furry, with no opportunities on either side, with the Yellows controlling the ball more but failing to risk Stakus’ hair. Will they be able to come back in the second half?
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’32
- The Yellows also tried from a distance. Ben Haim told Dor Peretz that he overcame Altman and released a dangerous kick from about 23 meters, but his ball rolled near Shtakus’ crossbar.
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’30
- At the end of another quick attack by the Reds, the ball reached Omri Altman, who this time tried to kick from outside the box, but his ball went high above the goal.
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’23
- How does it not come in? The Yellows were so close to scoring as a result of the free kick as a result of Bitton’s foul. The ball went up to the field, Shtakos went up to a very bad ball and the shot only went up to Dor Peretz who kicked to the goal but Sianda Kolo who was on the line managed to fend off his foot. The ball reached Seborit who released a powerful kick to the frame from the five-yard box, but this time Elias was on the goal line and top with his foot and prevented an equalizer. Simply amazing
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’22
- Ben Bitton also entered Shmuelevich’s notebook after a foul on Tal Ben Haim
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’15
- Gate! Hapoel Tel Aviv goes up to 0: 1: 4,500 yellows in Bloomfield in shock, 500 reds in a frenzy. Who was completely alone and had no trouble kicking accurately, inward
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‘7
- Iyad Abu ‘Abid entered Shmuelevich’s notebook after pushing Tal Ben Haim to the grass without a ball
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‘3
- Maccabi Tel Aviv’s first attempt. Tal Ben Haim received a ball inside the extension, released nicely and kicked a flat ball that the defense in red managed to keep away
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‘1
- Eitan Shmuelevich launched the game in front of 5,000 spectators
