Beitar Jerusalem Demands VAR Audio Following Frustrating Draw
Beitar Jerusalem demanded VAR audio after a 1-1 draw against Ironi Tiberias, as sporting concerns mount for Almog Cohen's squad amid a dip in form.
Beitar Jerusalem expressed fierce anger toward the refereeing crew following a 1-1 draw against Ironi Tiberias, demanding the release of VAR audio recordings. The club questioned referee Dekel Tsin's on-field decision-making, noting he was closest to the action yet relied on outside intervention.
Despite the refereeing grievances, Beitar's management recognizes deeper sporting flaws. In their last three outings, the team secured just one win and two draws, scoring a meager two goals. Sport Director Almog Cohen faces mounting pressure ahead of the November international break, following an upcoming fixture against Hapoel Tiberias.
Tactical vulnerabilities plague multiple positions on the pitch. Nana Antwi struggles with defensive discipline despite his pace, while Timothy Muzie is being forced out of position at fullback. Midfielder Boris Enow has failed to assert dominance in the engine room, leaving the team heavily dependent on moments of brilliance from Omer Atzili and Yarden Shua.
