Super Amara Bera Bera beats Valladolid in the first quarterfinal match (27-34)
In a master class on how to face a playoff first leg for the title, Super Amara Bera Bera has achieved the first two points by surpassing Caja Rural Aula Valladolid thanks to one exceptional first half (10-17), while in the second half he withstood the initial local push to achieve victory (27-34).
Bera Bera with one more march on his visit to Huerta del Rey with the help of a Esther Arrojeria who took control of both the game and the scoring. With the center setting the pace very well supported by Emma Boada, Lyndie Tchaptchet and Carmen Arroyo, the visitors took control The initiative of the meeting.
It was a little more difficult for a local team, Caja Rural Aula Valladolid, to enter the game, which found itself a very well-armed and infallible opponent in quick transitions, lethal on the counterattack. Halfway through the game first partialSuper Amara Bera Bera began to increase the distance with its rival more and more to go to rest seven points above.
The locals completely changed their face at the restart and did so with a score of goals with Amaia González de Garibay and Jimena Laguna leading the pucellan reaction. The Castilians had half of the goals in the first half in just four minutes (15-19) but then Super Amara Bera Bera, led by his great figure in the match, Esther Arrojeriascored to give air to the San Sebastian team again.
At that moment, the duel opened up and players from both teams found their space to shine. Amaia González de Garibay continued to do so, key in the reaction of the Valladolid team and Irene Botella. On the visiting side, they answered a Esther Immeasurable Arrojeria who did not lower his level even for a moment to convert everything he touched into a goal for Super Amara Bera Bera (11 goals). An exhibition by Arrojeria that was the lighthouse that guided the triumph of their team.
Source: Eitb
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