Magec Tías Lanzarote Contra la Violencia de Género suffered a tough defeat by 94 to 60 on their visit to DPES-Sumialki CB Ciudad de Móstoles. The team coached by Màrius Bonjorn did not find its best version at the Pabellón de Los Rosales and ended up paying the consequences of a squad marked by absences.
To the absences of Yaiza García and Joana Ferreira, which had already conditioned the preparation during the week, were added the last-minute absences of Noelia Lago and Carolina Mateo. This situation forced the coaching staff to resort to several players from the youth academy, with Nayala González forming part of the starting five. Furthermore, the club had to process the player registration of Nereida Bermúdez, who returned to the court to contribute minutes to the team in a situation of special need.
The match began with a certain equality, with Magec Tías Lanzarote Contra la Violencia de Género willing to compete and rely on defensive work to contain the impetus of the local team. However, midway through the first quarter, the scoreboard began to reflect the visitors' difficulties in maintaining their rival's rhythm. With a score of 17-10, Màrius Bonjorn requested a timeout to correct some defensive mismatches and avoid further distractions. The reaction did not have the expected effect, and two consecutive plays, a turnover and a three-pointer by Móstoles, increased the difference to 20-10.
The Madrid team found increasing ease in developing their offensive game, while the Lanzaroteans could not convert their defensive efforts into points. The gap continued to grow until it reached 28-10 at the end of the first ten minutes, a result that forced Magec Tías Lanzarote to row against the current from a very early stage of the match.
The second quarter began with a better image from the island team. The Magec Tías players managed to string together a 0-8 run, showing greater defensive intensity and finding better situations to attack the opponent's basket. The reaction allowed them to reduce the deficit and showed that the team could compete when it managed to impose its work on defense.
The partial could have had an even more positive effect if the accuracy in some shots had accompanied it. However, Móstoles responded with two triples that slowed down the visiting momentum and returned the game to a dynamic favorable for the home team. At halftime, the scoreboard showed a 50-26, reflecting the difficulties of the Lanzarote team in containing their opponent's offensive production.
Despite the disadvantage, the team coached by Màrius Bonjorn returned to the court with the intention of competing without being conditioned by the score. The third quarter began with an exchange of actions in both baskets, in which the visitors tried to keep pace with Móstoles and prevent the difference from continuing to grow at the same rate.
The limited rotation available, however, was a significant handicap for the Lanzarote players. Despite this, the game maintained its dynamic of continuous transitions, with both teams seeking their offensive options. The third quarter ended with a 73-45, a considerable difference that left the outcome very complicated for the island team.
In the last period, the accumulated fatigue began to take its toll on Magec Tías. The limited rotation options and the effort made during the previous thirty minutes reduced the visitors' ability to respond, a circumstance that the Móstoles team took advantage of to continue extending their lead.0
The game concluded with a 94-60, leaving Magec Tías Lanzarote Contra la Violencia de Género without a prize in their first outing of the season, on a day marked by numerous absences and difficulties in sustaining the rhythm of an opponent who found in outside shooting and scoring ability two of their main strengths.
The defeat in Móstoles is a setback for the red-and-black team, which must now focus on recovering players and preparing for their next league commitment. Beyond the result, the match highlighted the difficulties the team can face when absences reduce their alternatives, although it also offered competitive experience minutes to several youth players.
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