Minas hits Juiz de Fora after a widespread confusion in court

The climate warmed on Friday evening (9/19) in the victory of Itrambé Minas on Juiz de Fora of 3 sets out of 2, partial 22-25, 25-16, 20-25, 25-20 and 15-13, for the men’s volleyball championship.

In the fourth set, with the Minas Gerais who won 10-9, Renato Pato tried to recover a ball near the Juiz de Fora court. But there was a shock with Wesleen and the confusion started. Athletes, technical commissions and even leaders entered the court, with the exchange of thrusts and many complaints by the MinaSes, claiming that Pato was overturned by the opponent.

The arbitration had difficulty calming the teams and resuming the game. In the end Minas won the partial, the draw and therefore became the game.

The opposite Abobua was the highest scorer of the game, with 21 points. It was the third consecutive victory in the state, reaching seven points. The coach Guilherme Novaes commented on the clash.

– As expected, it was a very difficult game against Juiz de Fora’s team. The debut at home and the support of the fans have been very important for them, while on our side we know that we still have a lot to grow as a team. It is a natural process, some adjustments take time, but the most important was the victory. The group has shown the strength to overcome adversity, so it is with this claw and union that we will continue to work – he said.

After two rounds of distance from home, Itrambé Minas will have fans support in the next two commitments of the miner. Thursday (25/9), at 19 hours, the team will have to face Praia Club, at the UNIBH Arena. Tickets are now available from Sympla. After the state championship, Itrambé Minas will receive Araguari, on October 1st, at 19 hours.

Source: Terra

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