The Spanish male team looked on Tuesday by riding the Chile (0-12) with a devastating and coral performance on the second day of the World of skates hockey that is disputed in Novara (Italy).
After drawing against France (1-1) at its premiere, the team led by Guillem Cabestany improved in defensive pressure, the speed of circulation and the definition to win thanks to the many of Martí Casas (4), Marc Grau (2), Cesar carballeira (2), Pau Bargalló (2), Sergi Aragonese e Ignacio Alabart.
Spain took eight seconds to open the score in the first action of the game, a Bargalló play that Marc Grau culminated first in the second stick (0-1, min.1).
Shortly after, Carballeira marked 0-2 (min.7) and, after the dead time of Chile, Martí Casas premiered as a scorer in a double World Cup and in two traces, taking advantage of two rejects of the goalkeeper Lucio Armijo to shooting Pau Bargalló (0-3, min.9; 0-4, min.10).
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Spain sentenced the game before the break with a penalty executed by Carballeira (0-5, min.21) and with the third goal of Casas, which only had to push an alabart assistance in the second stick (0-6, min.24).
Far from lifting the accelerator's foot, the Spanish team expanded the rent in the second half by mediation of Sergi Aragonès (0-7, min.27), Marc Grau (0-8, min.30), Bargalló (0-9, min.33; 0-10, min.36), Alabart (0-11, min.45) and houses (0-12, min.50) before a Chilean selection.
The technician William Cabestany He was satisfied with “the game and intensity” of his players. The Catalan coach admitted that “the first objective was to win”, especially after drawing the previous day in the debut against France (1-1), and admitted to being “happy” for having achieved the three points “playing well.”
“We have tried to achieve the best possible goal difference. One more goal or one less goal can be decisive.”
“Once the result has expanded a bit, and without wanting to disrespect anyone, we have tried to achieve the best possible goals. We know that tomorrow at eleven o'clock at night, one more goal or one goal less can get higher or below the classification and this can be decisive,” he confessed in statements to the Royal Spanish Skating Federation.
For its part, Nil Roca He valued that “the team is happy and carries a positive dynamic”, since both yesterday's draw and in this Tuesday's victory, the players ended “with good feelings.”
“In a World Cup you can never relax and in this sense we are happy with the work done. The game has been very good from beginning to end. In a competition like this it is important to have good feelings, finish the games well and continue adding,” said the Benfica player.
Technical file
0 – Chile: Lucio Armijo (Diego García), Joaquín Fernández, Vicente Soto, Felipe A. Castro, Diego Rojas -initial team; Benjamín Díaz, Álvaro A. Osorio, Felipe Márquez and Gabriel Tudela.
12 – España: Candid Balllart (Carlos Degree), Caesar Carbalire (2), Peace Bargalló (2), Mark Degree (2), Nile Rock – initial equipment; Ignacio Alabort (1), Martin Houses (4), Aragonese Sergi (1) and Ivan Morals.
Referees: Joseph Silechia (Italy) and Silvia Coelho (Portugal). They showed J. Fernández (2) (Chile) and Casas (Spain).
Goals: 0-1 grade (1 '), 0-2 carballeira (7'), 0-3 houses (9 '), 0-4 houses (10'), 0-5 carballeira (21 '), 0-6 houses (24'), 0-7 aragonès (27 '), 0-8 grade (30'), 0-9 Bargalló (33 '), 0-10 bargalló (36'), 0-11), 45 ') 0-12 houses (50 ').
Incidents: Partido de La 2ndo Jornada of the Grupo B of the Mundial de Novara (Italy).
