Bera Bera is left out of the final of the Iberdrola Guerreras League (22-26)
Euskaraz irakurri: Bera Bera Ligako finaletik kanpo geratu da, Elx taldearekin hirugarren partidan galduta (22-26)
Handball Bera Bera will not play in the final of the Iberdrola Guerreras League after losing in the third and last game of the semifinals against Elche by 22-26. The Gipuzkoans had just won the second game, also played at Gasca, 30-28, and after losing the first, played in Elche by a goal, 28-27, at the last second.
Bera Bera, champion in the last three years, has not played his best game. In a faltering start, they have gone ahead 5-3, but that small advantage has been a mirage. The women from Elche, pushed by una excellent Nicole Morales under sticks, have been taking control of the match, and after drawing at 6 goals, a 1-5 run has opened a 6-11 gap on the scoreboard. Imanol Álvarez’s men have gone 12 minutes without scoring a goal.
The first part has ended with a 10-15a faithful reflection of the dominance of the Alicante over the field of Josean Gasca.
In the second half, the Gipuzkoans were forced to react. Before, during the break, Morales, the Elche goalkeeper, caused a little scare when she fainted from which, fortunately, she has recovered and has been able to continue defending her team’s goal. And not in any way, since the excellent saves by the Elche goalkeeper have been decisive in the result of her team.
Domain of Elche
In the second part, Bera Bera was still powerless against the game of her rival and the Alicante they have gone 7 goals on the scoreboard (11-18). After a small local reaction (14-18) Elche has continued to dominate, with a good defense and an accurate attack, maintaining differences around 6 goals on the scoreboard.
Thus, Elche has prevailed by 22 to 26 and will play the final of the Iberdrola Warrior League against the Costa del Sol Malaga. Bera Bera, meanwhile, will not be able to revalidate the title of League champions.
Source: Eitb
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