Palma Futsal, to the semifinals with an epic comeback

The palm futsal has qualified for the semi-finals of the phase for the title of the First Division of the National Futsal League by winning 7-3 and equaling the four goal lead that Ribera Navarra had in the first leg. Jaén awaits him after knocking out Inter.

The five from the Balearic Islands forced extra time after an epic comeback and eliminated the Navarrese for their best ranking in the league amid the jubilation unleashed in the stands.

Palma had 40 minutes ahead of them to try to overcome the four goal difference of the Navarrese team, who won 6-2 in the first leg, but from the first minute of the game that difference increased to five goals after the early goal of Gabriel Vasques.

The advantage of the visiting quintet silenced the Son Moix stands and generated a sea of ​​doubts among the locals, who barely tried to redirect a tie that made it even more uphill, if possible.

The game started badly for the people from Palma and continued in that vein with the injury of Carlos Barron (min. 2). The international goalkeeper fell badly to the ground and although he tried to recover from a blow to the shoulder, he had to leave his position behind. Fabio.

Luck was not with the Balearic team either in the final meters. Up to four times the sticks repelled their attempts to balance the score.

He got it Cainan (min. 15) in the only moments in which the five from Tudela lost control of the match and was overwhelmed by the impetus of the locals and the clamor in the stands.

Eugenio Miramon “Week” He had the sentence, but failed when trying to complete a counterattack and, shortly after, crash a shot on the post. All this in the last minute of the clash in the first part.

After the break, Palma Futsal played against the clock against a Ribera Navarra well planted at the back, which when it could, stretched in search of the second goal.

The brazilian goal Marcao Dioney He emerged as the great figure of his team with interventions of great merit in the face of what was already an offensive gale for the Palma team.

Faith in the comeback gave Palma Futsal wings, which were losing 1-2 in the 25th minute, but were able to force extra time by winning 7-3 in regulation time.

The Balearic team had leveled their rival’s advantage of four goals, and faced extra time (two halves of 3 minutes each) with the advantage that, if the score remained unchanged, they would qualify for the semifinals.

spin he scored a goal that could have given the tie to the Navarrese five two minutes from the end, but the referees annulled it due to a prior foul, a decision that was highly protested by the visiting bench.

And there was no time for more. Palma Futsal suffered, but achieved its objective at the cost of a Ribera Navarra team that said goodbye to the season.

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