The Blanc-i-Verd pavilion will relive a handball match this evening (19.00) seven months later, but the show will have little to do with what was experienced the last time Pau Campos’ team went compete in official match at home. That March 1, with a victory over Zamora (29-21), the Girona came out of the relegation and celebrated through the big door their duel number 200 in the Silver Honor Division. As usual, the White-and-Green filled up and the strawberry never stopped, let alone winning on such a special day.
Seven months later the league returns to Bordils. Pau Campos’ team has just lost on the Barça B court despite facing the powerful Barça subsidiary, and despite the “excitement” of competing again in front of the fans, the coach admits that “everything is very strange ». The coronavirus continues to mark everything and, for example, this weekend it is not known what will happen to the matches of the other group that have to play Alcobendas and Madrid, given the serious situation in these cities.
“The bar is so low that for us the incentive is to be able to play handball, and do it at home, with an audience, even if it is limited, because it is already wonderful,” says Pau Campos. The Silver Honor Division kicked off last weekend, with uncertainty, and all teams are healing with health when it comes to predicting how the competition will end. For now, this evening, with a capacity limited to only a hundred members, Sporting Alicante will pass through Bordils, a newly founded club that bought the Plaza del Palma del Río and has Dídac Villar from Girona on its staff, and some players who had already competed in Plata with Agustinos, from the same city. They have just lost against Sant Martí Adrianenc and this, for Campos, can make them “even more dangerous”.
Ferran Oliver, with a sprain, and Carles Pou, with ankle problems, will be out for today’s game. The other representative from Girona, Sarrià, is also making his home debut this weekend. It will be tomorrow against Teucro (13.30).
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