Dan Beaton, score: 7
Simple and smart game. When good things happened in Maccabi’s attack, many of them were thanks to him.
Fred Friday, score: 4
The striker was not present in Beitar’s attack which fails to score goals
After the great victory against Olympiakos, Maccabi Tel Aviv hosted Beitar Jerusalem this evening (Sunday). Robbie Keane’s team managed to win 0:1 thanks to a goal by Dan Beaton on a penalty kick and thanks to the stumble of Maccabi Haifa, increased the gap at the top to five points.
The first half was particularly fast-paced, with both teams having several opportunities. Roi Mishfati on one side and Miguel Silva on the other side managed to make some saves. The decisive moment of the game happened right near the break, when Dor Turgeman scored a penalty. Dan Beaton approached the ball and gave the guest a 0:1 lead.
The high tempo calmed down a little in the second half and both teams did not often get into situations. Towards the end, Beitar tried to press the pedal in order to get an equaliser, and Myron George who came off the bench found the crossbar, but the result remained the same, 0:1 to Maccabi Tel Aviv, who marked an important ‘V’ for them and recorded a sixth victory in a row in all the frames.
At Beitar, things are completely the opposite. Barak Itzhaki is still without a win on the lines of the team from the capital that finds itself in a streak of eight games without a win and tied on points with MS Ashdod below the red line. In the next round, the last of the regular season, Beitar will host Maccabi Petach Tikva while Maccabi will host Hapoel Haifa.
second half
- ’90+6
- The referee whistled for the end! Maccabi Tel Aviv beat Beitar Jerusalem in a tie and increased the gap at the top
- ’90+5
- Roy Rabivo with a dangerous slide committed a foul near the square, giving Beitar one last chance to equalize and received a yellow card
- ’90+3
- How close it was to equality! Myron George kicked a tremendous ball on the turn straight to the crossbar of Mishpa
- ’90+2
- Osher Davide scored the second goal for the Yellows from close range, but the linesman waved the flag and disallowed the goal
- ’88
- Jordan Shua also finished his part in the game. Li-on Mizrahi entered in his place
- ’88
- Double substitution in Beitar: Ofir Kriaf replaced Adi Yona
- ’87
- An opportunity for yellow and black. Myron George managed to break free in the box and kicked herself, but the ball did not go into the frame
- ’79
- Aden Kartsev also saw a yellow card drawn against him
- ’78
- Replacement also at Beitar Jerusalem: Friday made way for Myron George
- ’78
- Eyal Golsa replaced Dor Peretz
- ’78
- Here he comes: Eran Zahavi came off the bench in Dor Turgeman’s place
- ’70
- Gabi Kanikowski gave way to Henry Addo
- ’70
- Robbie Keane made a double substitution in midfield: Aden Kartsev came in for Joris van Overeem
- ’69
- A poorly cleared ball reached Zohar Zasno who kicked a touch, the ball went to the left of the goal
- ’65
- Dor Turgeman made a phenomenal move on the wing, elegantly breaking free from several defenders and sending a cross. Miguel Silva came out well and prevented Dan Bitton from pushing Maccabi’s second
- ’61
- Idan Nahmias is the first yellow card in the ranks of Maccabi Tel Aviv, after tripping Fred Friday from behind
- ’57
- First substitution in Beitar: Timothy Mozzi replaced Nika Horchali. Will he bring the change?
- ’52
- Zohar Zasno also joined the list of Beitar’s Motzhavim
- ’49
- Nika Khurkhali tried to press but committed a foul and saw the yellow card drawn against him
- ’46
- First substitution in the game: Felicio Milson finished his part, Usher Davida entered in his place
first half
- ’45+1
- Uri Dahan received a yellow card for the foul during the match
- ’45
- Gate! Maccabi Tel Aviv took the lead 0:1: Dor Turgeman was fouled in the box after a great individual move. Dan Beaton took responsibility and put the guest in the lead right near the break
- ’36
- Yellow for Gregory Morozov too
- ’36
- Flamen Glavov received the first yellow card of the game after tripping Beaton near the box
- ’26
- The crazy pace continues. The guest went on an attack that ended with Dor Peretz in the center of the area, but the kick was in the middle and Silva had no difficulty stopping
- ’23
- Nika Khorkhali also tried to score from outside the box, but once again, Lippi was alert
- ’17
- Yona received a ball on the half-court line, raced forward without hesitation and kicked with his left foot outside the box. My lips caught the bullet
- ’13
- Jordan Shua took advantage of a hole in the Whites’ defense and raced alone towards the goal, but kicked out one on one. Beitar missed a great opportunity to surprise
- ’12
- Another wonderful save by Silva! Bitton picked up a ball that went over the entire defense and reached Idan Nahmias who hit from close range. The keeper was there again. Great pace Teddy
- ’9
- Milson tried his luck with a kick outside the box. The ball went left and down, Silva headed for the corner
- ’6
- First chance on Beitar’s side. Adi Yona found himself alone in front of Mishpet due to a defensive error, but the goalkeeper came out in an excellent manner and prevented a goal
- ’4
- The first threat of the game came from the guest’s side. Kanikovski collected a corner kick in a wonderful manner and Mattan Balatxa shot from close range over the goal
- ’1
- The referee of the game, Oral Greenfeld, started the match!
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