Duda’s men re-released in Lorca the title won in Molina de Segura last year, beating ElPozo Murcia in a very even derby at the end
The eleventh edition of the Futsal FFRM President’s Cup could have gone either way, but the title was eventually won by Jimbee Cartagena, repeating the success he achieved last year in Molina de Segura. Second consecutive title for the Cartagena team. It is the third in its history in this young league, still a long way from the eight that ElPozo Murcia has. Last night in Lorca everything was decided in a final part of the match in which Duda’s men were more successful.
Molina, Darío Gil, Rafa Santos, Taynan and Alberto García –first quintet–. Gadeia, Marcel, Bruno Taffy, Ricardo Mayor and Leo Santana also played.
Raúl Jerez, Bebe, Javi Mínguez, Motta and Juanan –first quintet–. Mellado, Jesús Izquierdo, Amin, Waltinho and Moreno also played.
The match started with a whiplash from Juanan that hit the wood. The team, coached by Javi Rodríguez, responded with a shot from Alberto García that also hit the post. Raúl Jerez, Jimbee’s starter in goal, prevented Taffy and Rafa Santos’ goal with good saves before the break.
The Murcians took the lead at the start of the second period through a nice goal from Rafa Santos. Taynan almost made the butchers second, but what came was the draw, scored after a good counter-attack by a Juanpi who returned to play yesterday after many months in dry dock due to a serious injury.
In the striking blows, Jimbee finally prevailed to make it 1-2 in a play that ended with both an own goal from Taynan and 1-3, almost on the horn and with Dario Gil as goalkeeper-player, through the mediation of Brazil’s Waltinho .
The Cartagena team will receive Osasuna this Friday (9 p.m.); and the Murcian will visit Antequera on Saturday (6pm). Today, from 5.30pm, they will be paying attention to which rival the Spanish Cup draw has in store for them.
Source: La Verdad
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