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Despite controlling the game for much of the first half, Haifa conceded the opening goal in the 35th minute, when Hapoel launched a lightning counterattack that ended with Tal Ben Haim dummying defender Dekel Keinan and slotting the ball past Amir Edri for the simplest of goals.

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Hapoel Tel Aviv inflicted a fourth defeat of the season on crisis club Maccabi Haifa at the Bloomfield Stadium Monday night, recording a 3-0 win that lifts the Reds into third place in the Premier League. Haifa, meanwhile, dropped down to third-last place in the standings, with just one win in its seven games to date.

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