Experiences must be lived. They must be enjoyed. Memories will always be kept in memory, and if not ask the players of Sarrià who yesterday faced one of the historic teams in the Asobal league. A good gift anticipated by a young staff and this year is growing by leaps and bounds to try to maintain the Silver Honor Division category for the third year in a row. It will not be easy, but what they experienced yesterday will surely be saved forever. It is not every day that you have the opportunity to make a throw at a goal defended by José Manuel Sierra, the 43-year-old veteran who has been 123 matches with the national team and who has a well-kept gold medal at home in the World Cup. 2013. It will not be an easy day for fans to forget because they saw first hand how the players of the Basque team spend it. There was no international Julen Aginagalde, bronze medalist at the Tokyo Games, but other names like Dariel Garcia and Odriozola who were daggers by the sides and scored 7 and 12 goals respectively. On the Girona side, Masmiquel (9) and Guillem Lozano (7) carried the offensive weight.
And in the end, the result is less. Josep Espar said it before. “A handball game is 60 minutes away and the strongest team wins.” This is what happened yesterday in the UES Pavilion. He won the team with more experience and had players with a lot of quality and much more physical. And, above all, a good wardrobe compared to the Sarrià that appeared in the game with many casualties. He won the Bidasoa of Irun, which gave the blue sharks no choice.
The locals tied a 3-6 against in the opening bars (6-6) in front of a mad audience. But little by little those of Jacobo Cuétara suffocated the Girona attack, which was not at all comfortable and was losing momentum. The 13-20 of the break was already on track for a game for Bidasoa that served Sarrià to grow in experience.
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