Muhammad Shachar, Score: 6
Scored an important goal that gave his team an even more significant victory
Domantas Shimkus, Score: 4
Played very weak, almost not felt on the lawn
Kiryat Shmona did its job tonight (Saturday) and secured its place in the top playoff after beating Hapoel Kfar Saba 0: 1 at the Moshava Stadium in front of 300 spectators. Muhammad Shachar scored the winning goal in the 12th minute.
Kobi Refuah’s team managed to recover from the painful 2: 0 loss to Maccabi Tel Aviv, get the important ticket to the top playoffs and climb to fourth place in the table at the end of the regular season when they are with 38 points.
On the other hand, Elisha Levy’s host continues the nightmare season and recorded a sixth league game without a win (including 5 losses) in addition to the humiliating relegation from the cup to Hapoel Afula. Now, it is in the penultimate place below the red line in real danger of falling with 23 points.
Already in the 7th minute, the visitors could have gained an early advantage when Idan Nachmias failed in the box, but Lucio missed from the penalty spot and was stopped by Matan Zalmanovich. Muhammad hired in the 12th minute.
Half a second
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’90 +5
- That’s it, Shalom Ben Avraham locked up the deal!
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’90 +2
- Ofir Mizrahi also entered the judge’s notebook and received the yellow card
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’88
- Roi Kehat finished his part in the game and was replaced by Michael Amanga
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’87
- Abdullah Khaliel burst on the left wing and from an almost impossible angle tried to score, but did not meet the frame
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’79
- Another replacement in KS, Lucio came out, Abdullah Khalihal came in
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’79
- Or Dassah replaces Ben Reichert
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’79
- Double replacement at Kfar Saba, Yoni Stoyanov came off the bench, Raz Cohen came out
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’78
- Ofir Mizrahi was completely free and kicked a ball from about 16 meters to the center of the goal that was stopped by Zalmanovich
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’74
- The goal scorer, Muhammad Shachar, came out and was replaced by Adiran Rochet
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’62
- Wow it was close, Ben Reichert set up a good situation for Jamie Hopkat who kicked off the field a sharp ball that was not far from the frame at all
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’60
- KS’s great bursting attack ended with a good wide ball from Ofir Mizrahi that reached Lucio, and the latter was inaccurate from an extension
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’60
- Omar Lakao came off the bench and replaced Timothy Mozi
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’56
- Lavaga Kizito set up a situation for himself from an extension, but kicked a weak ball that did not meet the frame
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’55
- Datmentas Shimkus vacated his place in Amado Sokona
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’54
- Ophir Mizrahi took advantage of a poor distance from the KPS defense, swung his leg from about 25 meters and launched a missile that passed by the left beam.
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’46
- First replacement in Kiryat Shmona, Sacco Tora came out, Ofir Mizrahi came in
first half
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’45 +2
- The referee whistled for the end of the first half
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’36
- Dor Elo lifted a ball into the box and found the head of Eugene Ansa who hit a sharp ball, but was stopped by Zalmanovich.
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’12
- Gate! Urban KS gained a 0: 1 advantage: Muhammad Shachar received a great wide ball from Eugene Ansa and kicked from an extension a ball that was deflected by Raz Cohen and misled Zalmanovich
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’10
- Sacco Torre received the yellow card after a late foul on Reichert
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‘7
- Nahmias was fouled in the box by Hopkat, after the intervention of the VAR, Ben Avraham pointed to the penalty spot, but Lucio failed to score and squeezed a great save from Zalmanovic
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‘1
- Shalom Ben Avraham got the deal underway!
