Euskaraz irakurri: Bera Bera finalerdietan izango da, Valladolid aise gaindituta (37-24)
The Super Amara Bera Bera completed the quartet of semifinalists that will play the queen’s cup by fast-tracking the Caja Rural Classroom Valladolid. The team from Castilla y León entered the game well, but ran out of options halfway through the first half, in ten fateful minutes in which they conceded a 7-0 that was definitive.
It was a priori the most unequal duel of this Cup, with a host virtually league champion and the eighth classified, in the first part the people from Valladolid showed their faces with an exchange of goals, but were unable to stop the whipping Laura Hernandez and the speed of esther arrojeria in the direction of attack.
In this way, the pucelanas chained several consecutive losses that allowed them to go to the locals with a nine-goal difference (21-12), a score that left the road to the semifinals completely paved.
The Bera Bera, supported by a crowd that came in large numbers to encourage their players, continued with the sharp fang to the misfortune of those of Miguel Angel Penaswho couldn’t find a way to protect themselves from the gale of good handball from the Gipuzkoans, so the match was virtually over at halftime.
The second half allowed the women from San Sebastian to reserve strength for the next match, the duel remained unequal and the differences were insurmountable despite the attempts of the talented Daniela So Delgado. Finally, the difference in the scoreboard rose to 13 goals.
Data sheet:
37 – Super Amara Bera Bera: Maddi (1), Alice, Arrojeria (6), Oliveira Fernandes (3), Maitane Etxeberria (2), María O’Mullony (3), Gil, Menéndez, Boada (3), Laura Hernández (6), Cabo (1 ), Eli Cesáreo (5), Prieto, Loidi (2), Polonio (3), Moreno (1) and Ainhoa Etxeberria (1).
24 – Caja Rural Classroom Valladolid: Carmen Sanz, Elba Álvarez (5), Laguna (1), Lucio (5), González de Garibay (3), So Delgado (6), Guerra, Cifuentes (2), Valles (2), Teresa Álvarez, Moles, Cuadrado , Elena Garcia, Rafaela Vergara, Savina Bergara and Colias.
Referees: Jordi Ausás and Miquel Florenza. They excluded Cesáreo, Polonio (2), Oliveira Fernandes, O’ Mullony, Elba Álvarez and Rafaela Vergara.
Markers every five minutes: 4-3; 7-6; 11-8; 13-9; 18-12; 22-14. Rest: 23-16; 27-17; 27-19; 30-21: 35-24; 37-24.
Source: Eitb
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