Maderas Zamar EDM A Estrada suffered their first defeat of the season yesterday in Porriño. He did it 72-71, in a game decided in the final plays. The rojillos had one last shot to take the match, but they missed it.
The match between the first and second classified had the rojillos as clear dominators in its initial stages. The first quarter ended with a 10-25 that seemed to leave the game very much on track. David González’s men even reached 20 points, in an advantage that ranged between 15 and 16 points. At the break the income in his favor was twelve points.
However, the clash changed after passing through changing rooms. The EDM began to notice the weeks without being able to train due to the COVID cases that it had at Christmas and the pace of the game was slowing down. That allowed Porriño to get back into the match, with a 27-15 run in the third quarter. In the last one, equality reigned, saying the greatest local success in the key plays.
“We are not too worried about having conceded the first loss. As long as we were able to keep our pace we were better. What we have to do is go back to training well to get it back”, David González assessed.
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