PAN Moguer: From Debut Defeat to First Victory against Palma del Río

Club Balonmano Pedro Alonso Niño de Moguer earned its first victory of the Primera Nacional Group F season by defeating ARS Naranja Palma del Río 24-22 at the Pabellón Zenobia, according to a report by huelva24.com. The narrow home win helped erase the bitter taste of a season-opening loss on the road against Caserío de Ciudad Real.

PAN Moguer Holds a Halftime Lead

The match began with a tight scoreline as PAN Moguer established early control of the tempo. According to huelva24.com, the hosts held a narrow 7-6 advantage at the 15-minute mark, extended it to 10-8 by the 20th minute, and pushed the gap to four goals at 13-9 before settling into a 14-12 halftime lead under coach Iñaki Pérez Salort.

Palma Del Río Levels the Match

Moguer opened the second half sharply on both sides of the ball, stretching the margin to 17-13 and later surging to a 20-15 lead by the 45th minute, as reported by huelva24.com. However, the visitors from Córdoba refused to fold. Palma del Río chipped away at the deficit and stunned the home crowd by leveling the match at 21-21 with just five minutes remaining on the clock.

PAN Moguer Wins 24-22

PAN Moguer responded immediately to the late surge, outscoring their opponents in the closing moments to seal the 24-22 final scoreline. Martín Ezequiel Delfini led the local scorers with six goals, followed by five tallies from Pedro Medina. Esteban Medina and Michel Soledad López each added four goals, Gonçalo Areias contributed three, while Manuel Beaus and Javier Rengel rounded out the scoring with one goal apiece.

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