Altuna looks for a ball in the San Fermín match. /
Accompanied by a good Rezusta, he will fight for the title of the San Fermín tournament after beating Irribarria and Zabaleta (22-18)
In his extensive list of winners, a final was missing. Jokin Altuna had never played the San Fermín tournament. He had between eyebrows the most important fair of the summer. He is already in it. He has cost him, but Amezketa’s is one of those who rarely fails when he scores a goal. This year he loved her. He had a partner with many guarantees like Rezusta and he had just overcome an injury. He needed an injection of confidence to show that he was recovered and the extravagance offered by the couple in the second match of the competition against Irribarria and Zabaleta paid off.
They won (22-18) in a match played from power to power against a very hard-hitting combination that they managed to subdue based on a Numantine defense and the quality of the striker. They needed all the patience and cool heads that their rivals lacked. They were aware that they had to endure the very strong start that those in blue were going to propose, with the material still shiny, and hold on to the shock as it was. And they pulled regularly to get it.
The one from Arama and the one from Etxarren dominated the start of the match but failed to show their superiority in the light. They were always ahead on the scoreboard but their advantage did not exceed three goals (8-11) because Rezusta, although uncomfortable, held back and Altuna III took advantage of the slightest chance to do damage. They did not despair before Zabaleta’s hammer and Irribarria’s volleys wide with his left foot. They weathered the storm based on knowing how to be. The Amezketarra managed to generate doubts in his opponent in the squares of truth by having a greater finishing repertoire.
The tie at twelve
It was after the tie at twelve when they finally cleared the way. With the material calmer due to wear, the Colorado defender was comfortable and was able to open more holes for his teammate. Altuna III came to a boil for good and increased the pressure on her opponents.
Irribarria lost confidence as his shots did not find their destination, while Zabaleta was not so decisive due to accumulated fatigue. The winners opened an important gap (21-15) that was impossible to close despite the risks assumed by their rivals.
Unai Laso suffers a microtear in his left quadriceps
Unai Laso suffers a microtear in his left quadriceps according to the MRI to which he was subjected on Monday. The Bizkarreta-Gerendiain striker has started a physiotherapy treatment and will have to maintain the rest in which he was. It is estimated that he could play again in an approximate period of between ten and fifteen days.
