After the perfect opening matchday, Maccabi Tel Aviv and Hapoel Be’er Sheva wanted to add another win to their record. Both teams found that playing away is not an easy task.
A new dawn in Middle Eastern football: the Arabian Gulf League and the Israeli Premier League have signed a memorandum of understandings. All details inside.
After a second coronavirus break, the Israeli Premier League resumed with a match between Maccabi Tel Aviv and Hapoel Be’er Sheva. The goalless draw has put in doubt the team’s ability to return after the lockdown weeks.
Arabian Gulf League second matchdays have produced a hint about who is here to fight from the start and who needs some time to adjust. While the giants are sleeping Sharjah and Bani Yas are pushing it to the limit. Included: the ‘Dia Saba Weekly Watch’.
With Nagorno-Karabakh in the background, Maccabi Tel Aviv hosted Qarabağ in the Europa League first matchday. With politics surrounding the Azeri team, it was Maccabi who took things to their own control.
