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The Giro d’Italia, which takes place annually, is watched by hundreds of millions of viewers in 194 countries.
Ben-Basat had twice given Haifa the lead in the first half, scoring in the 17th and 27th minutes.
Matters will not get any easier for Maccabi.
Israel hopes to compete within group I.
Despite churning through its off-the-field leadership, the team has a perfect record so far.
Hapoel welcomes Lugano in first group stage match, yellow-and-blue faces Slavia in Prague
By HOWARD BLAS
The young tennis player, who now ranks 28th in the world, brings a lot of pride to the Jewish athletic world.
Barkat believes in first taking care of the small details and practices what she preaches.
“I have to win on Friday,” said Sela.
Despite playing with 10 men for much of the match, Jerusalem prevails with Heister winner.
By JERUSALEM POST STAFF
Maccabi Haifa blanked by Hapoel Acre, promoted Netanya notches 1st top-flight win since 2015.
It seemed set to drop two more points against a battling Ashkelon, which maintained a goalless deadlock for over 90 minutes.
The two-time reigning champion has picked up just a single point from its first two games, drawing 1-1 with Netanya in its opener before losing 3-1 at Maccabi Haifa.
Coach Edelstein and veteran players on their way out ahead of World Cup qualifying.
A difficult day for the youngster.
After several debilitating defeats, the 1-0 loss to the strong Italian team was seen as a small victory.
The blue-and-white were crushed by Ukraine by 24 points to finish the tournament.
Israel wraps up its group games against Ukraine on Wednesday, but the contest is completely meaningless for the blue- and-white after the loss to Georgia.
Eran Zahavi was certainly more than entitled to complain about the ignominy of being booed by Israel fans that are supposed to be supporting the national team.
“In this kind of match and with this type of opponent, confidence was tough.”
Schwartzman is loving the New York crowd, which has cheered for him throughout his matches so far.
“This isn’t the time to talk about what happened with Eran Zahavi. We have a game against one of the strongest national teams in the world coming up.”
With two games left in group play, blue-and-white aims to run with momentum of huge comeback vs Germany.
Amar’e Stoudemire decided not play for Hapoel Jerusalem next season.
Sharon Mimer was fired four days before Beitar began its Premier League campaign.
Only 11,350 fans bothered to come to the Haifa stadium to watch Israel try and snap a two-match losing streak and remain tied with Albania in the battle for third place in Group G.
Blue-and-white still has its fate in its own hands after improving to 1-2 record.
“I’m really happy that I managed to prove to everyone how hard I work,” said Linoy Ashram
Despite the dejecting start to the championships, Israel has still got its fate in its own hands.
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