May 25, 2024, 16:31 ET
CUBA and ALMOST They played a very frictional match in Villa de Mayo and they tied 11-11 by date 7 of the URBA Top 12 Macro Cup. In this way, despite the equality, the Academy remains between top positionsMeanwhile he university combined continues in the bottom area. I relived the game in Star+.
He local hit the minute of play by the hand of Mark Moroni, in what was the first dangerous play of the game. From that moment on, ALMOST He took the initiative and constantly played on the opposite side, although a strong rival defense prevented him from advancing on most occasions. In this way, he was only able to support once, and it was through Benjamin Belaga.
However, despite not having possession of the ball and control of the game, what the men of Lucas Piña was effectivenessbecause the two times when they had the most depth, they added. The second was with a penalty, which was scored by Felipe de la Vega. So, CUBA went into the break winning by 8-5.
Already in the complementthis mentioned clash of styles It lasted until almost halfway through development. In the middle, with a new kick, De La Vega He extended the lead on the scoreboard for his team. Subsequently, ALMOST He managed to have the verticality that he had not found for many minutes, and began to subdue his rival much more. In that context, Juan Akemeier scored two penalties, and Santiago Landau he was reprimanded on the premises, so that they remain that way tied at 11.
Afterwards, in the final minutes, there was once again an intense dispute in which both sought victory. However, neither of them managed to be effective enough in the final meters to be able to score, and even on the side of CUBA, De La Vega He missed a kick from behind half-court, already in full time. Thus, everything was a tie.
SYNTHESIS
CUBA (11): 1- Francisco Garoby, 2- Enrique Devoto, 3- Facundo Aguirre, 4- Santiago Uriarte, 5- Santiago Landau, 6- Francisco Sied, 7- Segundo Pisani (C), 8- Benito Ortíz de Rozas, 9- Facundo Fontán, 10- Valentín Mastroizzi, 11- Francisco Patrono, 12- Felipe de la Vega, 13- Felipe Perdomo, 14- Pedro Mesones, 15- Marcos Moroni.
Substitutes: 16- Lucas Campion, 17- Bautista Casaurang, 18- Joaquin Yakiche, 19- Mateo Menguele, 20- Jerónimo Conté Grand, 21- Esteban Iribarne, 22- Tomás Anderlic, 23- Manuel Castromadero.
Coaches: Lucas Piña, Joaquín Hardoy and Agustín Güemes.
ALMOST (11): 1- Facundo Scaiano, 2- Juan Bautista Torres Obeid, 3- Ignacio Sánchez Nieto, 4- Agustín Posleman, 5- Leo Mazzini, 7- Eugenio Sartori, 6- Ignacio Torrado, 8- Benjamín Rocca Rivarola, 9- Luca Canzani, 10 – Felipe Hileman, 11- Benjamín Belaga, 13- Bruno Devoto, 12- Jerónimo Solveyra (C), 14- Santiago David, 15- Juan Akemeier.
Substitutes: 16- Facundo Andreotti, 17- Joaquín Britto, 18- Hugo García, 19- Luis Briatore, 20- Ramiro Abalo, 21- Tomás Phelan, 22- Felipe Probaos, 23- Tobías Casaurang.
Coach: Oscar Murgier.
POINTS IN THE FIRST HALF: 1′ try by Marcos Moroni (CU) 18′ try by Benjamín Belaga (CA), 32′ penalty by Felipe de la Vega (CU).
Partial result: CUBA 8-5 ALMOST
POINTS IN THE SECOND HALF: 7′ penalty by Felipe de la Vega (CU), 19′ penalty by Juan Akemeier (CA), 29′ penalty by Juan Akemeier (CA).
Final score: CUBA 11-11 ALMOST
WARNED: ST: 24′ Santiago Landau (CU),
REFEREE: Juan Maio.
BASKETBALL COURT: CUBA, Villa de Mayo.
