Naprzod Jedrzejow 0–5 Maccabi Bnei Reineh
International Club Friendly – 25 July 2026, 22:00

Maccabi Bnei Reineh delivered a dominant performance on their pre‑season tour, thrashing Polish fourth‑tier side Naprzod Jedrzejow 5‑0. The Israeli top‑flight side showed a huge gap in quality, scoring three goals inside the opening half‑hour to effectively end the contest before the break.

Match Report

From the first minute, Maccabi Bnei Reineh pressed high and moved the ball with speed and precision. Their first goal arrived in the 8th minute when a well‑worked short corner resulted in a low drive from the edge of the box that nestled into the bottom corner. The second followed shortly after: a quick counter‑attack was finished with a cool one‑on‑one strike, making it 2‑0 in the 19th minute.

The visitors added a third in the 28th minute. A cross from the right wing found the striker unmarked at the back post, and his simple header left the Naprzod goalkeeper with no chance. The Polish side, to their credit, tried to respond but lacked the technical ability to trouble Maccabi’s defence.

Second Half Exhibition

Maccabi made several changes after the interval but continued to dominate. They scored twice more – once from a penalty in the 52nd minute and again from a spectacular long‑range effort in the 74th minute. Naprzod Jedrzejow rarely ventured into the opponent’s half and finished the match without a single shot on target.

The final score of 5‑0 was a fair reflection of the gulf in class between two clubs operating at vastly different levels of the European football pyramid.

Analysis

• Maccabi Bnei Reineh’s attacking fluidity was impressive, but the opposition offered little resistance.
• Naprzod Jedrzejow will take some positives from the experience but will need significant improvement to stay competitive in their league.
• The friendly atmosphere allowed both teams to rotate heavily, but Maccabi’s superior fitness and technique were evident throughout.

For Maccabi Bnei Reineh, this result builds momentum heading into more demanding pre‑season tests. Naprzod Jedrzejow will hope to bounce back in matches against opponents of a more similar level.