Bera Bera beats Málaga in extra time and will play in the final for the League title
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Seven days after becoming champion of the Queen’s Cup held in Illunbe, the Super Amara Bera Bera has achieved today qualify for the League final Iberdrola Warriorsafter winning in extra time against Costa del Sol Málaga (4-5).
Winners of the first round on their court, the Donostiarras soughtn the second victory to stand in the final, in which the Atticgo Elche.
A match was expected very even, and the forecasts have not failed. The equality has been maximum in the match and they have reached the halfway point of the first half with the score indicating a tie at 5. All the details counted in this match, and the Bera Bera player Marianne Fernandes has been the top scorer of the first half with 4 goals. Even so, they retired at halftime with the result in favor of the local team (13-12).
When the match resumed, the home team player Estitxu Berasategi has seen the direct red card, after a collision with Marianne Fernandes, who had to retire due to an injury to her cheekbone.
With 10 minutes left before the match ended, the girls from suso they have gone ahead 23-20, and the nerves were beginning to emerge in the Guipuzcoan team. Amara Bera Bera lost 13 balls and was beginning to smell like extra time. Even so, Imanol Álvarez’s girls have been able to take advantage of the ball losses, and the reaction action was continuous.
Bera Bera gave them a partial score of 1 to 5 to tie the contest, but finally, the Andalusian team won by 28-27 after the regulatory time.
Therefore, and according to the competition system that has come into force this season, the tie and the subsequent passage to the final has been resolved in a ten-minute extra time. It has been better there Bera Berawhich has been imposed by the minimum (4-5).
Source: Eitb
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