PWell, it looks like the “meme” is over; TheGrefg doesn’t always win, even if Adri Contreras is still bewitched on penalties. The Murcian, who scored his own, was expelled from the final after El Barrio played another great game where his greatest virtue was defense… and Ubn.
Everything started, in any case, in a relatively calm way, since neither of the two teams could prevail over the other. Something that makes even more sense if you take into account that the owner of El Barrio jumped onto the pitch in the second to take his penalty. This time he threw it very well, but Marc Briones brought out an impressive hand to play in a real paradón.
The neighborhood vs. The Saiyans break in 2 vs. 2
The dice that broke the match. league of kings
Thus, the curse of Contreras remains, being one of the owners who missed the most penalties in the first split. True to their style, as Saiyans they endured the President’s letter almost to the end wanting to emulate previous victories and joys. Curiously, it was the most significant of the first 18 minutes, since almost nothing happened.
Whether it was nerves or fatigue accumulated since the quarter-finals, the two teams were out of tune. At least in front of goal, as both defenses stood out for their good work. It was until the 18th minute, when the League Letter I broke the match with a 2 against. 2 which ended in very quick games and four goals.
With the newly established passivity rule, both clubs went all out; almost without rest, the exchange of blows was total. With several fine goals in the process, Ubn made it 1-0, Carb equalized after 20 seconds, Beguer put El Barrio back in front and Roger scored his second goal of the afternoon to level the game late on. first half.
TheGrefg doesn’t always win and Adri still has no chance on penalties
Party picture. League of Kings.
In the second half, as he would say Gerard Romero, things started to move. With the two goals scored, both teams got rid of their nerves and pulled it all off. There, the Saiyans, who carried the brunt of the match, seemed more comfortable, but it was El Barrio who took the fall.
With fewer chances, but much more efficiency and an even better planted defense over the minutes, took the lead after Ubn broke through rival networks again after chasing a reject. Marc Briones, who was playing a great game, couldn’t do anything to stop him.
As the minutes passed, the Saiyans got stuck and time was playing against him, so he resorted to the President’s Letter again. TheGrefg, whistled from the stands, did not seem too affected. And if he was, he didn’t show it, because he scored with relative ease with a flat-and-cross shot after tricking Jos Juan.
TheGrefg’s aim is insufficient for victory
Reaction of El Barrio in their classification at the Grand Final
With his goal, the Murcian equalized the match, leaving with a score of 3-3 with the pressure (yes) of a penalty more than likely against. It was not understood that El Barrio had not played his ace in any other situation, so the equality is not valid. They started to play with everything, increasing the pressure lines, which ended up playing against them when El Barrio executed a rather choral play that ended with a cross at the far post and a goal from Ríos in the 40th. minute.
With the 4-3 against, Penalty shootout letter that El Barrio saved is out, though it failed. And although the Saiyans tried and rowed until the end, they ended up dying on the shore. It seems TheGrefg doesn’t always win.
Goals
- Minute 18 – Ubn (1-0)
- Minute 18 – Carbs (1-1)
- Minute 19 – Béguer (2-1)
- Minute 19 – Carbs (2-2)
- Minute 25 – Ubn (3-2)
- Minute 37 – TheGrefg (3-3)
- Minute 40 – Ros (4-3)