Match Analysis: Hapoel Hadera vs Hapoel Ra'anana

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Matchday Relegation Round - 5Thursday, 14 May 2026 at 16:00
Form — last 5
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Current group table

Group National League , Relegation Round standings

#TeamPGDPts
1Maccabi Kabilio Jaffa37+851
2Hapoel Ra'anana37-250
3Hapoel Afula37-1945
4Kafr Qasim37-741
5Hapoel Acre37-840
6Ironi Modi'in37-1040
7Hapoel Nazareth Illit37-1437
8Hapoel Hadera37-2132
Injuries & suspensions

Team news

No injuries or suspensions reported for this fixture.
AI prediction report

Analyst verdict

AI Prediction Report
Generated
Predicted result
Hapoel Ra'anana1-2
ModelHAP 28%·D 26%·46% HAP
Model confidence52%
Key factors
  • Hapoel Ra'anana's superior recent scoring form (1.8 goals scored vs 1.2 for Hadera) and stronger defensive record (1.2 conceded vs 2.0) gives them a clear statistical edge
  • Head-to-head record is fairly balanced across all-time meetings, with both sides winning home and away — no dominant psychological trend either way
  • Ra'anana won the most recent H2H encounter at this same venue (Netanya Stadium) in February 2026, a relevant and recency-weighted data point
  • Hapoel Hadera's goals conceded average of 2.0 per game in the last 5 matches is a significant concern in a relegation round where pressure can expose defensive frailties
  • Relegation round context means both sides are under pressure, but Ra'anana's better defensive structure makes them more likely to control close matches and grind out results
Analyst reasoning

Hapoel Ra'anana enter this fixture with meaningfully better form metrics — outscoring and outdefending Hadera over the last five matches — and have demonstrated they can win at this venue, taking all three points here in February 2026. While the all-time H2H is relatively even and Hadera did win 3-0 in the reverse fixture earlier this season, Ra'anana's current defensive solidity and attacking output make them the likelier side to come away with a positive result. A narrow away win is the most probable outcome, though the relegation-round tension keeps the draw firmly in play.