The logic was imposed this Monday in Lobete. And it is that the Spanish futsal team defeated a rocky Ukraine in the first match of preparation for the next European Championship to be played in January in the Netherlands. The absolute recovered the lost sensations after the World Cup blow, winning with three goals in a match marked by the return of Sergio Lozano and the debut of Antonio Pérez.
Spain again saw their faces with the Ukrainian team. The historical one, with sixteen victories for the nationals and one draw, pointed to the victory of Fede Vidal’s men but the Ukrainians pulled out their teeth in the first few bars with occasions but without success. The Ukrainians Danyil and Korsun ran into the masterful saves of Jesús Herrero under the sticks.
3
Spain
Jesús Herrero, Ortiz, Raúl, Sergio Lozano and Mellado -starting five-, Borja, Esteban, Solano, Raya, Adolfo, Cecilio, Catela and Didac.
0
Ukraine
Kyrylo, Yaroslav, Ievgen, Danyil, Serhii -cinco inicial-Vitaliy, Malyshko, Mykola, Artem, Savenko, Ihor, Bilotserkivets y Pediash.
Goals:
1-0, m. 10. Sergio Lozano; 2-0, m. 21. Adolfo; 3-0, m. 38. Sergio Lozano (p.)Referees:
David Urdanoz and Aitor Felipe. They showed the yellow card to the Spanish Sergio Lozano, Raya and the Ukrainian Artem.
The locals were feeling more and more comfortable with the ball being the protagonists of the majority of arrivals. It was the 10th minute of the game when Sergio Lozano scored his first goal after a long injury to his right knee that has left him blank for a season.
Spain continued to impose its hierarchy although it could not extend the advantage when it collided with the great work of the Ukrainian goalkeeper, Kyrylo Tsypun, who stopped the intense of the Spanish incessantly. Borja, Antonio and Esteban Cejudo tried his door on two occasions, without success.
The visiting goal could do nothing to stop Adolfo’s shot from inside the area after half-time after the assistance of Cecilio. The second goal instilled the spirits of the absolute who went on to become the mistress and mistress of the duel. With increased pressure, he forced Ukraine to focus on defense. Cecilio was about to mark the third of the premises with the ball that walked through the area a few inches from the foot of the wing and ended up losing itself on the back line.
Faced with the superiority of the Spanish team, those of Kosenko Oleksandr bet on the figure of the goalkeeper-player. A strategy that did not help much since a few minutes later Sergio Lozano left the match sentenced with a double penalty after the accumulation of fouls by the Ukrainians. The Madrid player had to repeat the shot as the Ukrainian goalkeeper moved before the launch. The second was the win and ‘El Búfalo’ did not forgive, sinking the ball to the bottom of the net with a whiplash below the squad in the 38th minute of the game.
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