Defeat of Fundación Unicaja Andalucía de Dos Hermanas against Charleroi in the CEV Challenge Cup (3-0)

It couldn’t be in Belgium. He Unicaja Andalusia Foundation They fell 3-0 against a strong CV Charleroi that imposed its pace of play at all times. Those of Ricardo Torronteras They tried to overcome but did not find their best version in any of the partials. It will be time to come back Two Sisters inside of fourteen days and force the golden set to try to advance to the quarterfinals of the CEV Challenge Cup.

Maximum equality to start the match between CV Charleroi and Fundación Unicaja Andalucía with alternating attacks. The fast ball played by the Belgians began to hurt the Nazarene block with 14-11 on the scoreboard. They were unable to overcome the set with 18-14 and the work of the visiting block. Ricardo Torronteras stopped to organize and managed Emma Ellis exit through zone two. Nothing could be further from the truth, 21-16 made a difference on the scoreboard. The set was closed by the Charleroi players by 25-16.

We had to work and press serve in the second set. The quarter started better but the Belgian team soon opened a small advantage, their blocking became strong and they managed to rebuild with ease until they reached 13-10. It was up to the Nazarene blockade to work and with Leticia Delagrammatikas it was 13-12. The attack did not finish working and the Belgians showed differences with 22-17 on the scoreboard thanks to the variety in attack options. Just two serves from Louise Sansó made it 23-19 and the local timeout. Finally, CV Charleroi took him for 25-21.

I had to react and so The third set began with a 0-5 partial with a great role of the Nazarene blockade. But very soon CV Charleroi activated with a fast ball that made it impossible for the Nazarene defense to stop it. The nine of a kind reflected it. The Belgians’ pace of play prevailed at all times and there was no option for the Nazarenes. At 21-15 Bianca Polo entered the serve, the Unicaja Andalucía Foundation youth player made her debut in European competition. The Nazarenes could do little more as they fell 25-17 in the last quarter.

The Unicaja Andalucía Foundation will play next Saturday at 7 p.m. in the league competition against CV Haris from Tenerife on the ninth day of the league. The CEV Challenge Cup will not return until Wednesday, December 11 at 7:30 p.m. at the Francisco de Dios Jiménez Pavilion (Los Montecillos) where The Nazarene team will look for a comeback and force the golden set. To do this, they must win the match 3-0 or 3-1 and subsequently win the golden set by fifteen points.