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Conference League: How Austria wants to compete against Beitar Jerusalem
Austria⚽ Sports7 hr. ago

Conference League: How Austria wants to compete against Beitar Jerusalem

The article discusses the upcoming match between Austria and Beitar Jerusalem in the UEFA Conference League. Coach Stephan Helm expresses confidence in his team's ability to improve after a poor start to the Bundesliga season. The team has addressed their 0:3 loss against Wolfsburger AC and aims to show a different performance in Ploiesti. Defender Aleksandar Dragovic, who suffered a head injury in a previous cup game, is expected to return to the squad. The article highlights the significance of international matches for player development and notes that Beitar Jerusalem surprisingly advanced to the second qualifying round by defeating AEK Larnaka in a penalty shootout. The match will take place on August 19th at 19:30 local time. The article also mentions former Austria player Shon Weissmann, now playing for Beitar Jerusalem.

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Conference League: How Austria wants to compete against Beitar Jerusalem

The article discusses the upcoming match between Austria and Beitar Jerusalem in the UEFA Conference League. Coach Stephan Helm expresses confidence in his team's ability to improve after a poor start to the Bundesliga season. The team has addressed their 0:3 loss against Wolfsburger AC and aims to show a different performance in Ploiesti. Defender Aleksandar Dragovic, who suffered a head injury in a previous cup game, is expected to return to the squad. The article highlights the significance of international matches for player development and notes that Beitar Jerusalem surprisingly advanced to the second qualifying round by defeating AEK Larnaka in a penalty shootout. The match will take place on August 19th at 19:30 local time. The article also mentions former Austria player Shon Weissmann, now playing for Beitar Jerusalem.

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