Eran Zahavi: Last News

Read More: Football's greatest stadium atmospheres ranked - with Liverpool's Anfield number two The first of three delays came before the 20-second mark, as the referee had to briefly suspend the game to allow crowd tempers to simmer down. Fifteen minutes later, the referee had to put a halt on the match het again as more flares were launched onto the pitch, creating further bedlam.When football was able to be played, Maccabi appeared to be the more dangerous of the two sides, particularly when they were on the counterattack.

Leicester City manager Brendan Rodgers says his players have gained valuable European experience after coming from behind to win 2-1 against PSV in a Europa Conference League quarter-final.

Leicester City fans have turned on Youri Tielemans and branded him a "liability" after he gifted PSV a goal on Thursday night.The Belgian midfielder has been one of the Foxes' most important players over the last couple seasons and has even been linked with a move away from the club this summer. However, he is now facing the wrath of the Leicester fans after he sloppily lost possession in the build-up to PSV's opener.Tielemans' attempted pass to Jonny Evans was intercepted by Mario Gotze deep in his own half, allowing the German to slip in Eran Zahavi, who then fired past Kasper Schmeichel.Leicester fans were quick to take to social media to slam Tielemans for his error, with one tweeting: “Get rid of Tielemans ffs.”Another added: “Tielemans has been a bit of a liability, lately.” Whilst, a third supporter also wrote: “Youri tielemans is a liability.”One fan added: “Shock the horribly out of form players are costing us, Tielemans and Barnes.” As another tweeted: “Tielemans has been straight trash all season.

PSV Eindhoven thrashed FC Copenhagen to reach the quarter-finals of the Europa Conference League – and their victory may have been down to a clever trick the night before the match.PSV travelled to Copenhagen for the second leg of their tie in Europe’s third-tier competition with the score tied at 4-4, following an action-packed first encounter with their Danish opponents. They knew they faced a difficult game away from home, so decided to take extra precautions.After hearing that Copenhagen’s fans were planning to interrupt their preparations for the match by setting off fireworks outside the hotel, they took action in an ingenious way which helped them record a thumping 4-0 win.Following the match, goalscorer Mario Gotze was interviewed about the ruse.

Awestruck James McFadden couldn't believe what he was seeing from Nathan Patterson and Billy Gilmour against Israel.

Israel star Eran Zahavi lashed out online at the Scotland fans that booed his country's national anthem on Saturday night before admitting he was furious in the dressing room at full-time.

With Sir Alex Ferguson watching on from the Hampden stands, it was only fitting Scotland snatched it in Fergie Time.

Scott McTominay's stoppage-time goal has put Scotland two games away from a World Cup 2022 play-off spot and four points clear in qualification Group F, with the dramatic winner sealing a 3-2 win over Israel.

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Ajax’s 1-1 draw with PSV on Sunday.Tadic, 32, fired home a 92nd-minute penalty to snatch a point for Ajax at Philips Stadium, having fallen a goal behind when Eran Zahavi opened the scoring five minutes before half-time.But the former Southampton man’s spot-kick was slightly overshadowed by some unsavoury scenes that followed it.After tucking the ball past Yvon Mvogo, Tadic ran straight over to PSV’s Denzel Dumfries to celebrate in front of him, before the two were seen arguing at the full-time whistle.Tadic then claimed after the game that Dumfries had insulted him before taking the penalty in an attempt to put him off, meaning he decided to celebrate in his face.He said: ”I picked up the ball and put it down.

Nations League showdown with Israel. Silhavy's side are relying on a Scots slip-up to allow them to swoop in and win their group section this week.

Andy Robertson led by example to help his side take Serbia to penalties and seal a historic result for the national side. Scotland led the playoff in Belgrade through Ryan Christie but were sucker-punched by an 90th-minute Luka Jovic header.

Scotland put us through the wringer. As they often do.

Ryan Christie put the home side ahead from the spot in the final minute of the first half, but Eran Zahavi's goals after 73 minutes meant Steve Clarke's side had to settle for a point. It leaves Scotland sitting third in Group M, with the Czech Republic leading the way on three points.

Steve Clarke felt the back-three acquitted themselves well against Israel, but admitted there were things to be learned from the Nations League draw. The home side went in front at Hampden through Ryan Christie's penalty in the final minute of the first-half, but a 73rd-minute strike from Eran Zahavi meant Clarke had to settle for a 1-1 draw.

Steve Clarke's side failed to make it four wins on the bounce.The national team took the lead at Hampden through Ryan Christie's emphatic penalty, but struggled to break the visitors down in open play.And they were made to pay in the second half as Eran Zahavi lashed in a right-footed half-volley to leave plenty of questions ahead of the Euro 2020 play-off next month.Clarke opted for a 3-5-1-1 formation, with Kieran Tierney playing at left centre-back with Andy Robertson ahead of him.His side dominated the opening stages in terms of possession, with the Israeli threat limited to dead balls.Scotland struggled to create any clear cut chances though, and should have fallen behind shortly before the break.Scott McTominay, playing in an