Hercules S. Vicente snatches the lead with his triumph over Paidos-F. Fernandez Luna (2-7)
Hercules S. Vicente snatches Paidos-F. Fernández Luna took the lead by beating him 2-7 in the match played at the Joan Fuster pavilion.
The local players, gripped by nerves, made mistakes that paid dearly. In the 6 minute, it was the visitors who came forward on the scoreboard with a goal from David Mollá.
A bit that left Paidos Dénia very touched, that he did not find an answer since, three minutes later, he conceded the second goal, on this occasion achieved by Sabino. Things got even worse for the “reds” when, in the 14 minute, Garcia made the 0 to 3. The local reaction came after the yellow double expulsion of the visitor Garcia. The Paidos managed to cut their disadvantage with the goal of Martà in the minute 17.
This goal encouraged the team and their fans who lived their best minutes during the clash. In the 19 minute, Marti scored again by placing the 2 to 3, causing the Dianenses to re-enter the game just before reaching the break. With the 2 to 3 on the scoreboard, the teams went to the locker room where the technicians tried to refresh their players' ideas.
As in the first half, the visitors came out more involved in the game and with greater intensity in all their actions. In the first minute of play came the 2 to 4 marked by Gianni. The boys trained by Raúl Gil kept trying to cut the differences on the scoreboard, but they collided over and over again with a fierce defense that knew how to manage each attack attempt by their rival very well.
With a game already in despair, the locals looked for the goal and this caused that in some actions their defense was left unguarded. The party was where the Hercules S. Vicente wanted and those of the Paidos increasingly went to the limit.
In the 34 minute, the expulsion of the local Juan Perles was key since he left his team in numerical inferiority and the visiting team did not forgive, because, in just one minute, he scored two goals to put the 2 to 6 on the scoreboard , with the many scored by Sabino. This same player was the one who in the last minute of the game got the seventh so much that he left the final 2 to 7 on the marker of the Joan Fuster pavilion.