Beitar

Despite investments and new signings, Beitar Jerusalem has been eliminated from European competitions. The club is now focusing on a spiritual project: writing a Torah scroll in memory of deceased fans. Donors include Almog Cohen, Omer Atzili, Dudu Aharon, and Eyal Golan.

Trailing 2:1 from the first leg, the Jerusalemites will try to turn the tables in the return leg against Austria Vienna and secure a spot against Braga in the playoffs. The striker, who returned to the country where he starred, is not worried about the lack of home-field advantage: "We are managing the travel well." Almog Cohen: "We need to make a minimum of mistakes."

A storm over Asaf Granit's menu: The well-known Jerusalem bar "Yudale" included a line in its menu stating they "accept everyone, except for Hapoel fans." This sparked anger among Hapoel Jerusalem supporters on social media, leading Asaf Granit to issue an apology and clarification.

It's already the third week dragging on in a continuous lethargy. The chiseled facial features of Bellingham have long been forgotten alongside the sweaty mane of Cucurella, and we are gathering again in front of the screen to understand if we will catch a cold again this winter or if a "warm winter" awaits us. Well, it's not that Doron Jamchi is still warming up the handle and Burko Radovic is...

For Beitar to succeed in moving up in the table, Almog Cohen will need to prevent ego wars and find another defensive midfielder. Barak Abramov must keep Luka Gadrani at almost any cost. Without these conditions, Beitar will return to being a team whose glass ceiling is just a ticket to Europe.

The legendary footballer and commentator's name has been in the headlines for decades. The one "riding" on the success is a driving instructor who bears the same name. "Beitar fans connect with me" What does he think of the "original version" and what is the question everyone asks him?

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).

The team will resume training ahead of the match in Romania. Early next week, the club expects to learn its punishment following incidents involving fans during the two matches against AEK Larnaca.

Beitar Jerusalem players reflected on their dramatic penalty shootout victory over AEK Larnaca. Despite defensive lapses, the team showed resilience to advance to the next round of the European competition.