7th day of receipt: 51-45 Petrarca vs Spresiano
Let's face it now: the game was not among the finest ever seen. Not that it's big news in this series suggests that C2 Venetian yes fought match, but does not offer much in the eyes.
Of course, we know that when the stakes are important, and contracted teams play, they rarely attend matches very spectacular. And the beauty is in the tension that creates its own research spasmodica della vittoria. Perché, quando ci si gioca la salvezza (o promozione che sia) - anche se, nel nostro caso, non era un diabolico "dentro o fuori" - non c'è spazio per la forma, per l'estetica: ad avere la meglio è la sostanza, la concretezza.
E assai concreto è stato il Petrarca di coach Maurizio Toniolo vincendo (non senza soffrire) il match contro Spresiano, fanalino di coda del «Girone B» (in coabitazione con FavaroVeneto prossimo avversario dei bianconeri padovani).
Il Petrarca ha condotto nel punteggio (punteggio basso) per tutta la partita. E solo nelle primissime battute della sfida, non trovando la via del canestro, ha inseguito gli ospiti (1a4 al 3' e 4a6 al 7').
The game had a sort of recurring theme, the so-called leitmotifs : Petrarch trying to make the hare stretching some point (23a17 to 18 ', 33a26 to 26' and 44a36 to 34 ') and not Piave Basketball there is, and that shortens the distance trying to mend the breach of Padua (27a26 to 22 'and 37a36 to 31').
The victory is deserved.
remains, however, the impression that if Petrarch had played with intensity and clarity exhibited on other occasions (in Ormeau House, Marcon away, Treviso away) would have imposed a different rhythm to this meeting suffering less. Not bad. The victory came and the 2 points.
Now the tricky trip to Saturday evening FavaroVeneto.
Partial
1 st quarter: 10-09
2 nd quarter: 13-11 (1st half: 23-20)
3 rd quarter: 12-12
4th Quarter: 16-13 (2nd half : 28-25)
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