Barça de Peñarroya opened with a promising victory in the Catalan league

2024-09-12 21:32:16

The project of Joan Peñarroya officially in America this Thursday with a long promise against the Morabanc Andorra in the Catalan League (90-77). It is a Barcelona that leaves behind the stages of Roger Grimau and which appears loaded with new features, some of which made a good impression on the first day, like Kevin Punter and Chimezie Metuwhich is followed by success Nico Laprovittola and Jabari Parkermost incisive in offensive game.

Barça can seal their place in the final if they beat the club this Friday. Girona (9 pm) is the third day of the competition, which takes place in Tarragona and has its new format. This second game will come 24 hours after beating the Andorran team with periods of ups and downs and signs of a lack of cohesion. The quality of Barça’s players does not balance the competition. Barça played without Sweet in the FallThe new signature was discontinued by his father recently.

Peñarroya’s team went up and down in his career. In a moment of concern in the third quarter, Laprovittola appeared, the author of three consecutive triples that put things on the road. But it was not a decision, because the Andorrans pressed and forced the Barcelona fans to film.

16 points went to seven in favor of Barça after 3 + 1 by Shannon Evans II (72-65). Juan Núñez took the leadership roles, but Evans II’s points helped the Lezkano team to restore the dream of return.

Two triples in a row, one of them Kevin Punter and another of Jabari Parkerthey scored 82-71 and a sense of calm returned to Peñarroya’s men. The streak was 10-1 and was broken only by Harding with a triple. Even so, Barça did not let the game slip away and depended on themselves to qualify for the final of the Catalan League, where Baxi Manresa was waiting for them.

Technical documentation:

Barcelona: Satoransky (-), Punter (16), Anderson (2), Jabari Parker (15) and Willy Hernangómez (10) -five starts-; Abrines (1), Metu (14), Laprovittola (16), Joel Parra (4), Brizuela (8), Núñez (4) and Sarr (-).

MoraBank Andorra: Shannon Evans II (15), Harding (11), ‘Chumi’ Ortega (6), Doumbouya (15) and Lammers (2) -starting five-; Ferran Bassas (6), Chougkaz (13), Kuric (5), Dos Anjos (2), Okoye (-) and Nacho Llovet (2).