Saturday age group team results 12.10
Maccabi Tel Aviv's two junior teams who were in action at the weekend both managed away winsThe boys’ A team, Maccabi “Oded” continued its excellent start to the season on Saturday and registered a 5-1 away win over Ironi Nesher. It was a fourth win in five outings for the team since the start of the season. The hosts took the lead in the second minute of the match, but that was their last effort and Maccabi’s boys hit back with Dor Turgeman and Elad Kaplan each scoring twice and Ori Halevy sealing the scoreline.
The B team, Maccabi “Eli Fuchs” won 2-0 against Ashdod SC, a victory that saw them climb to the top of the standings in their division thanks to a superior goal difference ahead of three other teams who also have 16 points. Oscar Gloch and Orel Baya scored in the second half.
The boys’ C team, Maccabi “Eldad,” will be away to Maccabi Haifa on Wednesday at Ketzef.
The boys’ A team, Maccabi “Oded” continued its excellent start ...
Weekend action for juniors
The youth league is on a break for another week but Maccabi Tel Aviv’s three junior teams all have fixtures this weekendThe boys’ A team, Maccabi “Oded,” will be away to Ironi Nesher (kickoff 12:30) and will attempt to continue their good start to the season that includes three wins out of four and they lie third in the standings. Nesher have had a lass auspicious run so far and are 13th in the division with only three points.
The B team, Maccabi “Eli Fuchs,” will be away to Ashdod SC at Ashdod college (kickoff 11:00) and after eight rounds of play, the visitors lie in second place in the standings with 13 points, two behind the leaders. Their opponents are in ninth place in the table with 10 points.
The boys’ A team, Maccabi “Oded,” will be away to ...
Saturday age group team results
The youth team did not play this weekend but juniors A and B both won, while juniors C ended up losing a crazy gameThe junior A side, Maccabi Tel Aviv “Oded,” continued their winning ways with an excellent 1-0 win over Hapoel Haifa on Saturday, a more modest victory margin after their 7-0 win over Hapoel Ashdod last week. Elad Kaplan’s 15th minute goal gave Maccabi the points and with a total of nine, they are in second place in the standings.
Maccabi Tel Aviv “Eli Fuchs” beat Hapoel Raanana 1-0 and moved into third place in the standings after seven rounds of action with 13 points, with Bar Lin scoring the winner.
The junior C side, Maccabi “Eldad,” hosted Beitar Jerusalem at Kiryat Shalom but ended up on the wrong end of a nine-goal thriller, losing 5-4. Ron Rabinovich, Nadav Shoraki, Liad Barda and Agam Hanoun all scored for the home team but Beitar managed to overhaul the deficit. Maccabi are third in the standings with six points from three games.
The junior A side, Maccabi Tel Aviv “Oded,” continued their ...
Youth Academy fixtures for Saturday, Oct. 5
The youth (under-18) side will not be playing this weekend, but the juniors will be in actionThe under-18 youth league is taking a break this weekend but the other sides will be in action. These are the fixtures and the opponents.
Maccabi Tel Aviv “Oded” v. Hapoel Haifa, Kiryat Shalom, 11:00.
After putting seven goals past Hapoel Beersheba, the boys’ A side will return home and hope to register a third win in four outings. Haifa are in last place in the league with no points.
Maccabi Tel Aviv “Eli Fuchs” v. Hapoel Raanana, Kiryat Shalom, 09:00
The B team have an intriguing fixture against the boys from the Sharon. After seven matches, Maccabi lie in sixth place in the table with 10 points, while their opponents are in second place in the division with 13 points.
Maccabi Tel Aviv “Eldad” v. Beitar Jerusalem, Kiryat Shalom, 08:30 (synthetic pitch)
Maccabi’s boys have an unblemished record after two matches in their division and are top of the table. They will look to retain that form against a side that has managed only one point in their two matches.
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Maccabi “Shachar” draw 1-1 with Sakhnin
Nadav Nidam scored a late equaliser for Maccabi Tel Aviv's youth team to take a point in the league fixture away to Bnei Sakhnin. Two big wins and one defeat for juniorsMaccabi “Shachar” Tel Aviv, the club’s under-18 team scored a late equaliser against hosts Bnei Sakhnin on Saturday for a 1-1 draw.
Maccabi dominated proceedings and had a goal disallowed in the 45th minute but the visitors’ inability to score allowed the hosts to take the lead in the 64th minute.
Nadav Nidam, who came on as substitute in the second half, scored the equaliser in the 76th minute from a long-range free kick.
The result has seen Maccabi accrue seven points from their five matches so far in the league.
Maccabi’s lineup: Ben Musaiof, Guy Mizrahi, Itai Ben Hemo, Dan Lugasi, Shachar Rosen, Afek Sapir Navot, Omri Ram, Rotem Yatzkar, Niv Berkovitz, Or Roizman, Rave Assayag.
Among the junior teams, Maccabi Tel Aviv “Oded”, the A team registered a whopping 7-1 win over hosts Hapoel Beersheba. They led 4-0 at the break and wrapped up a comfortable victory with two goals from David Turgeman and one each by Aner Oshmandi, Uri Halevy, Mohammed Abu Iyash, Aviv Peles and Eliran Lazler.
The junior B team, Maccabi Tel Aviv “Eli Fuchs” lost 3-2 to hosts Hapoel Hadera, with Orel Baia scoring twice for the visitors.
The junior C team, Maccabi Tel Aviv “Eldad” also played away and scored a convincing 6-1 win over Ironi Modiin to maintain their perfect league record after three outings. Agam Hanoun and Ido Dalal got Maccabi off to a good start in the first half and Yoav Glikopf, Tal Scharfman with two and Osher Bruchim added the other goals.
Maccabi “Shachar” Tel Aviv, the club’s under-18 team scored a ...
“The girls’ academy is helping me improve”
After the successes we have started to see at the Maccabi Tel Aviv youth academy, here is a first-hand account from 13-year-old Avishag Ayas about her experiencesThe female programme at Maccabi Tel Aviv’s youth academy is continuing to pick up pace and with increased interest; some girls must be asking themselves whether it is a good idea to join. They might be persuaded by hearing from Avishag Ayas, a player in the 2006 age group about how the academy has helped her game improve.
How long have you been playing football?
This is the start of my tenth year.
How long have you been with Maccabi?
This is the third season. 
How does it feel to be a part of Maccabi Tel Aviv’s girls’ academy?
I feel very proud. A feeling that I am part of a very well organised, proficient and gelled group. We work and train well together, support each other and there is lots of time for laughter too.
Do you feel that the academy is helping you professionally?
Yes, very much! The coaches are very professional and are of a high standard. During training we use many advanced and diverse methods and apparatuses and we also do lots of fitness training, which is a real help.
Where do you see yourself in 10 years?
Of course, I want to be a footballer. My dream is to be a professional player and also play for the national team and have many successes. Beyond that, I see myself as joining the coaching staff.
The female programme at Maccabi Tel Aviv’s youth academy is ...
Youth Academy celebrates New Year
Maccabi Tel Aviv's youth academy toasted the approaching Jewish New Year at a brief celebration in Kiryat Shalom on Sunday with club CEO Ben Mansford wishing the club's staff and guests happiness and successMaccabi Tel Aviv’s youth academy raised a toast to the approaching Jewish New Year in a celebration at the Kiryat Shalom training complex on Sunday, with club CEO Ben Mansford wishing the club’s guests and training staff happiness and success. Youth department head Guy Zuckerman also added his blessings before all present joined in the celebrations and tasted from the holiday’s special treats.
Maccabi Tel Aviv’s youth academy raised a toast to the approaching Jewish ...
Youth team draws 1-1 with Kiryat Shmona
Last weekend's league results for teams in the Avi Cohen Youth Academy yielded three convincing wins and a drawMaccabi Tel Aviv’s under-18 youth side and Hapoel Kiryat Shmona saw out a 1-1 draw in the fourth round of action in the youth premier league on Saturday, with Omri Ram scoring Maccabi’s goal in the 42nd minute.
Maccabi had several chances to score in the first half in which they dominated, but the match took on a more even tone in the second period and Kiryat Shmona equalised through Ron Peretz in the 52nd minute.
In other results, Maccabi Tel Aviv “Oded”, the junior A side, beat Beitar Tubruk 2-1 with goals through David Turgeman and Aner Oshmandi, the junior B team had an emphatic 5-0 away win over Ironi Nesher and the C team also registered a 5-0 win, this time at home, against Ashdod.
Maccabi Tel Aviv’s under-18 youth side and Hapoel Kiryat Shmona ...
Youth team notch first win
The Maccabi Academy youth teams registered mixed results at the weekend with the youth (under-18) side getting a first win in their third outing of the season. Junior C team score 15-2 away in cupMaccabi Tel Aviv “Shahar” the club’s youth side registered its first win of the season on Saturday with a 3-1 win over Maccabi Netanya “Shlomi”.
The win followed two draws in the previous two fixtures of the current season. Farpa Guyagon scored twice and Raveh Assayag added a third goal before Amit Yaacov’s consolation effort for Netanya.
In other fixtures for the youth academy teams, hosts Ashdod beat Maccabi’s boys’ (under-17) team 3-2 and the U16 team in the same category lost 2-1 at home to Beitar Tubruk but the U15 team scored a huge 15-0 away win over Hapoel Nahalat Yehuda in the cup. The goals included two hat tricks for Omer Dinar and Osher Bruchim and Yosef Lior, Tom Bloch and Agam Hanoch each scoring two goals. Additional goals were scored by Ido Dalal, Ron Rabinovitch and Yehezkel Ben.
Maccabi Tel Aviv “Shahar” the club’s youth side registered its first win ...
Youth team beat Maccabi Netanya 3-1
Maccabi Tel Aviv's youth team notch first win of season and waste no time in overcoming Maccabi NetanyaMaccabi “Shahar” Tel Aviv’s youth team asserted their authority over Maccabi Netanya in the third round of the youth premier league on Saturday and registered their first win of the season following two draws as Farpa Guyagon scored twice and Raveh Assayag added a third goal before Amit Yaacov’s consolation effort for Netanya.
Guyagon settled Maccabi’s nerves already in the second minute after Assayag sent in a cross from the right for his the Ivory Coast midfielder to slot into the back of the net. He added a second strike in the 36th minute as Maccabi asserted their dominance.
Assayag added a third goal for coach Eliezer Ben Aharon’s side by rising high to head over Netanya goalkeeper Razi Abu Hamza into the net in the 51st minute.
Netanya’s Amit Yaacov scored a consolation goal for the visitors and the result was never in doubt.
Maccabi Tel Aviv’s lineup: Ben Moussaioff, Guy Mizrahi, Omer Yitzhak, Dan Lugassi, Shahar Rosen, Nadav Nidam (Assaf Hershko, 53), Omri Ram (Tal Turgeman, 78), Rotem Yatzker (Niv Berkovitz, 57), Raveh Assayag, Farpa Guyagon (Shai Balahsan, 67), Nehorai Biton (Shaked Navon, 46).
Maccabi “Shahar” Tel Aviv’s youth team asserted their authority over Maccabi Netanya ...
