Easily win 7-2 at the IV Isaac Peral Trophy, where Pichica, the club’s kiteman for ten years, was honored
The Jimbee Cartagena was declared champion of the IV Isaac Peral Trophy last night, reinstated after a three-year hiatus due to the pandemic, a trophy that honored Pichica, who was the club’s kitman for ten years. The match, held in the Palacio de los Deportes and in front of some 400 spectators, marked a comfortable victory for the men of Duda against El Ejido, a rival who will play in the Second Division next season, 7-2 and in which Juan Emilio and Pele, ex Jimbee.
The team, greatly reduced by injuries, recorded its third win of the season after beating the local club in Manzanares and Jumilla. Motta put his team ahead with a shot that hit Josete midway through the first act.
Already in the 17th minute, those of Avenida del Cantón tripled their lead. First thanks to a shot from Mellado that slipped through the nearest post and later Lucao scored with a good shot from the edge of the penalty area.
In the second half, the festival was even bigger. Mellado made it 4-0 right from the start with a fantastic right hand. Javi Rangel narrowed the gap in the 26th minute and shortly afterwards Lucao increased the lead again. Waltinho put even more distance and Motta was seventh. Juan Emilio approached his team with three minutes to go in a match that dominated the local team from start to finish, clearly beating a rival who did what they could.
The Jimbee Cartagena already has its third acquisition of the season. After the arrival of Juanan and the return of Waltinho, the Brazilian Raúl Rocha was the last arrival of the melon growers on this market yesterday.
The 26-year-old power forward arrives in Cartagena from Osasuna Magna, the team where he played last season. In the Navarrese team, he scored 8 goals in the 28 matches he played. In 10 of those, he started as a starter. He became the team’s third top scorer.
He was a basic footballer for Arregi, coach of the Navarrezen, last season. He is a player who can dribble well in one-on-one and also has the ability to score. It is also versatile and handles well in a variety of positions. He traveled to Cartagena yesterday, where he will wear the number ‘8’. He has signed for the next two campaigns.
Before arriving in Osasuna, the player was in the Todis Lido Di Ostia, of the Italian First Division. There he scored 30 goals in the 40 games he played. In his first campaign, he scored 19 goals in the 23 games he played. In the latter before his arrival in Spain, he made 11 in 17.
This is a necessary reinforcement, as the Jimbee still suffers from casualties. To those who already knew Juanpi, Javivi and Bebe, Meira was added yesterday, who was not in last night’s competition and who will undergo tests today.
Source: La Verdad
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