CPLV and Munia Panteras achieved the objectives set during the double day of elite inline hockey at the Canterac Sports Center. Both added hard-fought victories against Spain (6-3) and toucans (2-1) to stay at the top of the men’s ranking of the Elite League and the others to climb to second place in the Iberdrola League.

The leader of the Elite League added another victory. Today’s against one of the historics, Espanya. The match was always dominated by the locals, who took the advantage after 7 minutes. They hadn’t done it before because of Gabriel Mora’s performance and because of the stick. But Andrés Baños did things well, after another save by the visiting goalkeeper on Gonzalo Jiménez, while the first numerical advantage ended in his favor. The advantage did not last long for the Pucelanos, who saw how the Canadian Vulgan Patrick scored a good shot at the far post during a counterattack in the 11th minute. 30 seconds later it was still 2-1. in another refusal from the Espanya goalkeeper, this time on a shot from Carlos Cabrera which Gonzalo Jiménez took advantage of. The game had rhythm and speed. And when it seemed that the Mallorcan team wanted the puck, Gonzalo Jiménez appeared, with a good start from behind, which ended with the puck on the stick of Pablo Tribiño who, in an inch, dribbled past the goalkeeper and made the score 3-1. .marker with which the intermission was reached.

After the break, two more goals were scored in just one minute. The first for Caja Rural CPLV, in a new deflected shot, this time by Andrés Baños after Guillermo Jiménez’s shot; and the second from Spain, from Álvaro Pons. But there was more. One of the young players from the Valladolid youth team, Rubén Sinovas, made it 5-2, thanks to a pass from Carlos Cabrera, to bring victory a little closer 13 minutes from the end. There were no more changes until the last moments. Espanya made it 5-3 with one more on the field and brought out the goalkeeper as a player thanks to their other Canadian, James Brandon. But good defense and a final counter-attack allowed Andrés Baños to score his special hat-trick, into an empty net, and make the score 6-3. The CPLV continues to lead.

A little earlier, Munia Panteras had to work for victory against the always combative Tucans. And even more when they measure the women of Valladolid. The locals managed to open the score very early. After 3 minutes, in a quick action after recovering the disc, in which Inés Ruiz assisted a cross pass to Corina Weimann, which the German did not waste to make the score 1-0. With the inertia of the goal in their favor, Pucelano’s team wanted more at the start of the match, but could not find more reward. They also did not take advantage of their first superiority on the field, nor did the Tucans who, the second time with one more, equalized. She first warned with a shot aimed at Carla Bascón’s team, then she succeeded, through Ainhoa ​​​​Merino, by touching a shot from Laia Mercade, 10 minutes before the break. It was achieved with this 1-1, a score which was no longer modified despite the two superiorities enjoyed by the two teams. Thus, with one point for each team, we arrived at overtime, where victory and the bonus point would be decided. And what is sport, two minutes from the end Munia Panteras had one less, but knew how to play with the space of the field and 20 seconds later won the prize with a strong shot from Jimena Díez coming from behind.

As a result, the male subsidiary, the Lexus CPLV, obtained a score of less than the Golden League to Muralla Óptima Tucans Asme 5-0.