Gonzalo Pérez de Vargas he exuded confidence. She grew larger with every stop, with every tightly clenched fist, with every victorious and rage-filled scream. The rage of that match against Croatia in the European Championship, in which he was only able to stop one shot in the entire match. She had it stuck in her mind and, against Slovenia, His stops boosted a happy and effective Spain in attack that gave the Slovenians no option (32-22). With this valuable victory and the considerable scoring income, Los Hispanics will be in the Paris Olympic Games except catastrophe; They would have to lose by 18 goals against Brazil on Sunday (5:45 p.m.).
Spain had done its homework against Bahrain on the opening day (39-27) and Slovenia arrived, in principle, more worn out after winning in the last second against Brazil (27-26). Of course, an overload on the right knee left Dani Dujshebaev in the gutter, which left the center of the defense weakened and with more responsibility, if possible, for the old guard, with their necks full of medals.
Wall under sticks
Gonzalo Pérez de Vargas He was a starter again. In 2021, the goalkeeper changed his chip. Until that moment, he stood out during the season but was unable to perform as he desired when key moments arrived. He knew that victories come through the goalkeeper’s saves and that weight that he imposed on himself frustrated him. It was on a walk prior to the final of the Asobal Cup when he was convinced how good it was. His record -eight medals and four Champions Leagues- is now endless and his confidence is abundant.
Spain started losing (1-4), with Joan Cañellas and pivot Abel Serdio to gain size and accompany Guardiola in defense. It was difficult at the beginning, but to which the Spanish team screwed that defense -with Serdio very applied in it- there was no more story.
He Sports Palace of Granollers -this time full and with bass drum included- roared with each stop by Pérez de Vargas (8/19 in the first half, 18/38 in total, 47%). There were not a few, and they enabled the team to run and enjoy the movement of Tarrafeta and Cañellas, the whipping of Garciandia (6 goals at half-time) and the actions on the counterattack.
The talented and veteran Dean Bombac smiled wryly as he looked at his coach, waiting for some change – it didn’t happen – that would reverse the doubts and losses of his team (15-10). On the contrary, veteran Antonio García – at home – and Ángel Fernández joined the scoring festival to go into the break with a seven-goal advantage (20-13).
Balkan frustration
Little changed when he went through the locker room. Spain continued to like each other in attack – Vaseline here, Vaseline there, impossible blows from Dujshebaev… -, knowing that, under sticks, They had an impassable wall.
A 0-3 run with two goals from Bombac and the exclusion of Viran Morros could have shaken the Hispanos (23-17). None of that happened, well those from Ribera responded instantly returning the partial and exchanging blows. The frustration of the Balkans ended with the giant Blagotinsek grabbing Dujshebaev, in a fight that ended with the ’10’ scoring thirty (32-22).
The energetic crowd and the victorious faces indicated it. The Hispanics will be in Paris.
2024-03-15 21:55:15
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