Will Hapoel Beer Sheva’s game against Maccabi Haifa be postponed? The group from the Negev capital announced tonight (Monday) that Anthony Varane is positive for the corona virus. The injured striker, who in any case was not included in the squad, reported to the club leaders earlier that he felt unwell. As a result, all the players and members of the club have undergone a corona test – and they are waiting for the results. Currently, preparations for the game against the leader are continuing as planned, Hapoel B’Shlosha announced. However, further positive results may lead to a change in plans.
In a corona test performed on Anthony Varane, the player was found to be positive for the virus. In coordination with the director of the football leagues, tests were conducted for all the players and staff members at the club. The team’s preparations for tomorrow’s game against Maccabi Haifa are continuing as planned.
– Hapoel Be’er Sheva (@HBS_FC) January 4, 2021
The news about Warren came after another blow was recorded ahead of the game that will take place tomorrow (Tuesday, 20:45, live on5SPORT) At Teddy Stadium against the Greens and ex Barak Bachar. Marwan Kabha also joined the list of injured, announcing groin pain and will not be included in Yossi Aboksis’ squad.
Kabha suffers from groin tenderness in almost the same place where he was injured just a few weeks ago and he will undergo an ultrasound examination in the coming days. Kabha’s injury may remove from the agenda the thought of Aboksis to open against Maccabi Haifa with three brakes, and in any case the PSC said: “The decision will be made close to the game.”
Regarding Warren, the striker who was in great shape and injured in the victory over Maccabi Netanya, will also undergo an ultrasound examination today, after which it will be decided whether to continue his treatment. The one who will open in his place against the league leader is Itamar Shabiru.
Aboksis arrives for the game against Maccabi Haifa after two consecutive victories, and without conceding a goal in those victories against Bnei Yehuda and Maccabi Netanya. The coach will not rotate beyond the forced changes, and will keep players fresher for the next game against Hapoel Hadera, in order to allow rest for senior players ahead of the game against Maccabi Tel Aviv in the Cup, a game to be played at Toto Turner.
