Kenny Miller

Not ready for the season: Despite leading against 10 players following a Peretz penalty goal (69'), the Yellows ended their European run after a 3:2 aggregate loss. Moncada equalized (79').

A vehicle crashed into a luxury home owned by the 'Yellows' coach Kenny Miller in Scotland, valued at approximately £600,000. Police have opened an investigation against the backdrop of a gang war and drug trafficking, as the property is rented to a person whose name has previously been linked to the world of organized crime.

Maccabi Tel Aviv has finished its preparations for tomorrow's away match (Thursday, 21:30, Sport1) in Switzerland against Lugano, in the playoff round of the Conference League qualifiers. At the press conference, coach Kenny Miller emphasized that the team is focused on victory, despite challenging weather conditions and a tight schedule.

After Kamara and Sissokho returned to training, Kenny Miller's doubts have been resolved. Revivo also returns in Switzerland after a suspension (Thursday, 21:30, Sport1).

The Maccabi Tel Aviv star was asked about the reinforcements that have yet to arrive. On Goldhar: "The fact that Jack Angelidis is here indicates that something has changed." Miller: "We need to fight on all fronts."

The 'Yellows' displayed a wonderful performance in Bulgaria, winning 3:1 against CSKA Sofia and showing the quality that was missing in the first leg, but were left with a great sense of missed opportunity.

The Yellows are deeply disappointed after scoring three goals against CSKA Sofia, only to be eliminated from the Europa League due to a direct defensive error. They now head to the Conference League playoffs. Socler will be fit for the Lugano match, and Camara will undergo an examination.

Despite a great performance this evening (Thursday) on Bulgarian soil, Maccabi Tel Aviv was eliminated from the Europa League qualifiers and will continue its path in the Conference League playoffs. The Yellows won 3:1 against CSKA Sofia, but lost 4:3 on aggregate following the 3:0 defeat last week in Batumi. To ensure a hot winter in Europe, Maccabi Tel Aviv must now overcome Lugano in the...

The Yellows need a big comeback against CSKA Sofia after the 3-0 defeat in the first leg, but the club believes it can be done (21:00, Sport1). Kenny Miller has focused on belief, capitalizing on chances, and reducing errors, with several lineup changes expected.

The Maccabi Tel Aviv coach is not losing hope ahead of the return leg against CSKA Sofia (Thursday, 21:00, Sport1): "The key is to prevent unforced errors."

A great sense of failure at Maccabi Tel Aviv following a 3-0 defeat to CSKA Sofia in the first leg of the Europa League third qualifying round. The club admits it was one of their worst European performances in years, and they now face a difficult task in the return leg in Bulgaria.

The Maccabi Tel Aviv coach admitted that the painful loss exposed quite a few problems, but promised to arrive differently for the second leg. Itamar Noy: "We still believe, we will need to be at our best"

The Yellows have decided to cancel the day off ahead of the match against CSKA Sofia. The Dutchman may start for the first time this season, and Kenny Miller will assess his condition before Thursday.

The Maccabi Tel Aviv coach was satisfied with advancing to the next stage but aspires to more sharpness in the final third. Regarding the fans: "We will never take the support for granted."

Maccabi Tel Aviv flies to Georgia today for the Europa League second qualifying round return leg against Sheriff Tiraspol (Thursday, 19:00). Following last week's win in Moldova, coach Kenny Miller is expected to field the same lineup.

The dominant performance in Moldova has reinforced the belief that the Scottish coach is the right man for the job. The players deserve credit for putting the team in a commanding position for the next round. Blic will undergo medical tests upon arrival, while the situation regarding Asante remains unchanged.