Match Analysis: Beitar Jerusalem vs Hapoel Beer Sheva

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Matchday Championship Group - 33Tuesday, 12 May 2026 at 17:30
Form — last 5
LDWDD
Form — last 5
WDWWL
Current group table

Group Premier League , Championship Round standings

#TeamPGDPts
1Hapoel Beer Sheva36+4179
2Beitar Jerusalem36+3876
3Maccabi Tel Aviv35+2663
4Hapoel Tel Aviv35+2062
5Maccabi Haifa36+1955
6Hapoel Petah Tikva36-940
Injuries & suspensions

Team news

No injuries or suspensions reported for this fixture.
Timeline — goals, cards & substitutions

Match events

  • 4'
    H. Lopes OFF, M. Baltaxa ON
  • N. Antwi OFF, R. Elimelech ON
    23'
  • 28'
    M. BaltaxaYellow
  • L. Yarin OFF, T. Muzie ON
    60'
  • 63'
    M. Abu Rumi OFF, J. East ON
  • Y. Shua (assist: T. Muzie)
    77'
  • 78'
    E. Peretz OFF, S. Elias ON
  • 79'
    D. T. Diop OFF, Miguel Vitor ON
  • 79'
    A. C. Ganah OFF, R. Levy ON
  • 81'
    K. Kangwa
  • Y. CohenYellow
    86'
  • Y. Shua OFF, E. Gonzalez ON
    90+4'
AI prediction report

Analyst verdict

AI Prediction Report
Generated
Predicted result
Hapoel Beer Sheva1-2
ModelBEI 18%·D 25%·57% HAP
Model confidence65%
Key factors
  • Beitar Jerusalem have not beaten Hapoel Beer Sheva in any of the last 19 recorded meetings — a striking long-term pattern suggesting a genuine psychological or stylistic mismatch that transcends squad turnover
  • Hapoel Beer Sheva's current form (WDWWL) and attacking output (avg 2.6 goals scored per game) far outpaces Beitar's tepid scoring rate of 0.8 goals per game in recent fixtures
  • Beitar Jerusalem's defensive record over the last 5 matches (avg 1.2 conceded) is worrying at home, and Beer Sheva have scored in every recent H2H meeting
  • Recent H2H at Teddy Stadium specifically: 0-1 (Nov 2025), 0-2 (May 2025), 1-1 (Mar 2025) — Beitar struggle even on home turf against this opponent
  • Mild, calm weather conditions (26°C, no wind, no rain) suit flowing football, which should benefit the technically sharper and in-form Beer Sheva side
Analyst reasoning

Every major analytical lens points toward Hapoel Beer Sheva: dominant H2H record spanning 19 matches without a Beitar win, significantly superior current form and goalscoring output, and a track record of success even at Teddy Stadium. While home advantage and the possibility of a late-season motivational factor for Beitar cannot be entirely dismissed, Beer Sheva's momentum and historical stranglehold make them clear favourites. A narrow away win is the most likely outcome, consistent with the pattern of tight but Beer Sheva-favoured results in recent meetings at this venue.