Club Vigo meets in Tenerife (2-3)

he fulfilled Club Vigo from volleyball in a match where they managed to emerge victorious with less suffering than in the past Tenerife. When they could, they showed that they were superior to their opponents, but the balance could tip both sides. Finally, 23 for the players he manages Paul Parga.

In it first set, the Vigo players came out too relaxed, which is why the home team left very early on the scoreboard with a big difference of six points, which meant that they had 8-2. With this result, the opponents played very loosely, since the Vigos maintained a high level of errors that allowed them to exchange points. That’s how Pablo Parga’s players got closer to the score, and by the end of the set, they reached that four point difference.

He other partial It has already started in a very different way. Club Vigo seemed to warm up and started to show their game, but without any superiority. Little by little, they took the lead until they reached a difference of six points, which they knew how to maintain until the end of the set and put the tie at one set on the scoreboard.

He third set It started evenly, because neither of the two contestants managed to escape their opponent. The Whigs were the first to drop two points on the scoreboard 10-12. From that moment on, service changes were constant, but the home team always took the lead. The last part of the set was reached with a three-point advantage of the team from Vigo 17-20. That advantage eventually increased, as Coija’s men went on a 2-5 run that allowed them to finish the set with that six-point margin and take the match with a 1-2 advantage.

He fourth set It was the most even until that moment. Draws followed on the scoreboard, and the Vigos entered with a four-point advantage 12-16, but they did not know how to use that advantage, and the home team started passing, and the Vigos Vigo made several mistakes. It came to the end with Tenerife’s three differences, which they used to equalize and take the fifth set.

He partially final It meant a great tie, and the home team was the first to go away on the scoreboard with a two-point difference, 5-3. The Whigs knew how to mitigate this difference, reaching the change of court with great parity, although the islanders led by one point at 7-7. From that moment on, the ties continued until the 13-point tie. Then, in a single moment, they demonstrated their supremacy and ended the set and the match with a painful victory.