Bnei Saknin - Hapoel Tel Aviv 
Last match of the regular season and the three pending issues are two, the following one: Which of Bnei Saknin (38), Kiriat Smona (35), Maccabi Haifa (35) will be left out of the bridegroom? Two of them will be in the top six (top playoffs) while the third will continue in the top eight in the playoffs. Bay Sakinin lags behind in all draws, so it does not take her to lose at home to Hapoel Tel Aviv (16). A Hapoel who, after deducting nine points due to debts, is in the last position, but not at all doomed since the distance of two points from the red line is not prohibitive. In the playoffs he will have seven games to cover this small difference.
With the assumption that Banei Sakkini will not lose, so he has mastered one of the two positions, the other two will be for 90 minutes in the socket. They currently have the same 35 and 3 goals, but Kiriat Shona is better off with 34-28. If it brings at least the same result from Haifa, then it passes to the playoffs. For Haifa the beans are measured: It just takes a better result than Kiriath Samona. If, for example, Kiraat Samona wins with three goals then Haifa will have to win by four! Now as far as their opponents are concerned, both are certainly in the low octave. More likely, Haifa's opponent, Rannana, who is at + 11 off the line, will logically have no risk of relegation to the playoffs. On the other hand, Kriat Shona's opponent Kafr Sava is burning for points as he currently sits directly on the line with a small difference (1 and 2 points) from the underlying teams. All of the above are of course value for the live bet and we will not be dealing with them anymore.
Here we will be concerned with the match of Bani Sakhinin with Hapoel T.A. In Sakhnin they say they will not play for the draw: "We know that Hapoel is burning for points and if we take it conservatively, we may be harmed. We will go straight for the three-pointer. "It sounds logical, and it is also reasonable that Sakhnin needs every step so that in the playoffs he can claim the fourth place from the hooded Mistar who is two points above. But there is also the fourth dimension that says that the two groups, at least on a supranational level, maintain solidarity relations. As it is known, Sakkini represents the Arab element of Israel, and is generally not welcome by the "white sheep".
The only exception is that of Hapoel, which, due to her left and anti-racist plagues, has often stood by the Arabs and "allied" with them in the "struggle against the common enemy of the far right Mt. I think here that the common interest imposes a fair share so that one can seal the playoff ticket and the other put a point on the bag in view of the difficult effort of the playoffs.
