National: Hapoel Rishon Lezion will be hosted by Ramat Hasharon

Hapoel Nir Ramat Hasharon – Hapoel Rishon Lezion

After dropping two points against Afula in the previous cycle, Rishon Lezion will host Ramat Hasharon with the goal of returning forever and increasing the gap from second place. Menachem Koretzky first coach will be staying with the group where he grew up and hopes she will remember his youthful kindness. Ramat Hasharon is already almost confident in the top playoffs, having accumulated 10 points in the last three rounds.

Hapoel Petah Tikva – Betar Tel Aviv Bat Yam

At Hapoel Petah Tikva, they defined the four regular-season finishes as “a battle for the top playoffs.” The operation started successfully with an outright win over Hapoel Ramat Gan and now it meets another direct opponent that currently holds eighth place and comes after a bad three-loss streak. Masai Dego will miss goalkeeper Barak Levy and midfielder Daniel Schwartzbaum in this match, both of which are yellow.

Hapoel Ashkelon – Hapoel Nof Galil

In Ashkelon, they hoped to start a new road after the 0: 3 on Umm al-Fahm. However, since Ionir’s team has accumulated two points in four games and is already in the 8 point gap from the spot leading to the tests and it seems only Miracle will leave her in the league. The Galilee landscape, for its part, still dreams of the top playoffs, but it also comes in poor shape after four games without a win.

MS Kfar Kassem – Hapoel Katamon

Two games without a win and a pretty predictable 3: 1 loss in Petah Tikva have kept Katamon as far away as 8 points from where the league is coming from and this game is a must-see for Wayne. Kafr Qasam, on the other hand, returned forever with a score of 0: 3 over Umm al-Fahm in the sector derby in the previous cycle and it almost secured its place in the top playoffs.

Hapoel Om El Fahm – Hapoel Acre