The backing for Silva and Beitar's demands ahead of Austria Vienna
The goalkeeper received support alongside professional criticism of his mistakes, and the other players were required to stop showing indifference following the second goal they conceded against Larnaca. Optimism in the club ahead of Thursday (20:30, Sport 2).
Almog Cohen and the professional staff of Beitar Jerusalem have supported Miguel Silva in recent days against the backdrop of the difficult period he is going through, alongside professional criticism of the mistakes he made and a desire to see him return to playing with the confidence that characterized him in the past.
"Miguel knows what is expected of him, and he needs to demand the same from himself," they said at Beitar. "They believe in him very much, he has the backing and great trust of the staff, and from here it is his to prove."
Beyond that, at Beitar, they commented to the players in the wall following the second goal the team conceded against Larnaca, as they did not jump during the kick as practiced. "It is forbidden to be indifferent in set-piece situations and just stand," the players were told.
At Beitar Jerusalem, they are optimistic ahead of the match against Austria Vienna, mainly thanks to the pace and dominance the team displayed on the pitch. The club is convinced that this ability will also be reflected on Thursday in Romania (20:30, Sport 2), but they are not taking the Austrians lightly. "They are dealing in psychological warfare, we are in football," they concluded at Beitar.
Close to 1,000 fans have already purchased a ticket for the upcoming match, and the estimate is that 1,500 to 2,000 will arrive at the venue. About 1,600 tickets were allocated to Beitar fans ahead of the return leg in Vienna.
