A penalty launch stop with the clock already zero from goalkeeper Rebeca dryes certified the Classification of the Spanish Women's Juvenile National Team for the European quarterfinals of the category that is played in Montenegro, after imposing itself on Tuesday by 26-27 to Germany.
A dramatic outcome that reflected, once again, the irreducible character of those of Cristina Cabezasthat mediated the second half had a disadvantage of four goals (23-19) in a clash in just winning.
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But neither was the Spanish team that not only managed Lucía Calleja.
A success that could not emulate with the clock already to zero the German Lisa lammich that he saw how Rebeca dryesgoalkeeper of the Morvedre, stopped its seven-meter launch and granted the youth warriors La Victoria (26-27) and the classification for the quarterfinals.
“I think the team I have been superlative. Although Germany is physically a team much superior to us and that we have had up to three or four goals against, the girls have continued working and trusting until the end and now to continue dreaming,” said heads in statements released by the Spanish Handball Federation.
A “dream” that the Spanish team that with its victory over Germany ensured, at least, be one of the two best third parties that will access the quarterfinals, will try to extend this Thursday before a rival yet to be determined.
The Spanish team must wait until tonight not only to know if it finally access as the second or third of the G Group, which will depend on the duel that Slovakia and Denmark will play, but also as the H and I groups of which the rival of the youth warriors will come out.
