Bnei Sakhnin

Following the attack on visiting players and fans after yesterday's match, Maccabi Netanya issued an official statement condemning the violence.

According to the club, Iyad Abu Abaid's vehicle was attacked while his pregnant wife was with him, and the vehicles of Ilay Hajaj and several team fans were also damaged. Abu Abaid was summoned to give testimony to the police: "Serious and worrying incidents that could have ended in severe physical harm."

Toto Cup, ranking matches: After an even first half, Matthew Cudjoe scored to give his team the lead in the 50th minute. Earlier, Basil Khoury missed a close-range opportunity. The visitors have struggled to maintain their presence on the pitch.

Shock in the management, a revolution in the squad, and a French defender for 250,000 euros per season. Mohammed Abu-Younis left after 15 years, Khaled Duchi stepped into his shoes and is aiming for industrial quiet, and Yossi Abukasis is not excited about the four losses in the Toto Cup: "The vision is to stabilize the team."

Toto Cup, 5th round: Barak Bakhar's team has lost the chance to qualify for the semi-finals, but will try to finish the group stage on a high note, while the hosts want their first points.

Following their first Toto Cup victory, a 4-2 win over Ironi Tiberias, Maccabi Haifa looks to build momentum tonight (Saturday, 20:30, Sport2) away at Doha Stadium against Bnei Sakhnin. While semi-final hopes are gone, a draw will secure third place in Group A for the Greens.

This coming Sunday, Maccabi Haifa will play an away match at the Doha Stadium in Sakhnin. The club has advised fans to arrive in groups of three or more for safety reasons, sparking a public debate about security at football stadiums in Israel.

The green team will face Bnei Sakhnin tonight as part of the Toto Cup matches. The club published recommendations for fans to prevent violent incidents in the stadium area - something that has happened in the past.

In the 3rd round of the Toto Cup, Hapoel Haifa leads thanks to an Alon Turgeman goal in the 35th minute. The match is played at a high pace, despite Dario Zuparic being sent off in the second half.

After initially missing team training, Mustafa Sheikh Youssef has signed a one-year contract extension with Bnei Sakhnin, continuing under manager Yossi Abukasis. The 30-year-old midfielder made his Premier League debut last season, recording three goals and one assist in 26 appearances.

The 25-year-old striker, who barely played in the last two years at Maccabi Netanya and scored only one league goal for them, has joined Yossi Abukasis's renewed squad.

The most turbulent team of the summer was Ironi Tiberias, which, following a double-contract scandal and point deductions (the team begins the season at minus six), became entangled in an IV drip scandal and is starting the season without coach Eliran Hudeda and several suspended players. In the opening round of the Toto Cup, they host Bnei Sakhnin, which enjoyed an exceptionally quiet summer and...