Magec Tías Lanzarote Contra la Violencia de Género could not get anything positive from their trip to Madrid and ended up suffering a resounding 87-53 defeat against Grupo Interbus Alcobendas. The team coached by Marius Bonjorn was conditioned from the early stages by a poor start on the court, a circumstance that allowed the hosts to quickly take control of the game and build a lead that the islanders never managed to neutralize.
The start of the match was especially difficult for the Lanzarote team. Grupo Interbus Alcobendas found it easy to impose their game rhythm and began to pull away on the scoreboard against a Magec Tías that could not find the necessary continuity to stay in the fight. Although the red-and-black team tried to react and adjust their approach, the differences progressively increased, exceeding twenty points by the middle of the second quarter.
The island team's difficulties became evident in both defense and offense. Marius Bonjorn's players struggled to reach defensive positions and contain their opponent's various offensive alternatives. Furthermore, the continuous rotations of the Madrid team ended up taking their toll on a Magec Tías Lanzarote that had fewer resources to maintain intensity for the entire forty minutes.
The Lanzarote team also found no solutions to stop the home team's offensive repertoire. When the red-and-blacks tried to protect the paint and close down interior spaces, Grupo Interbus Alcobendas demonstrated their accuracy from the three-point line.
Conversely, when Magec Tías tried to defend outside shots, the Madrid team found alternatives to inflict damage near the basket.
That ability to punish the Lanzarote team's different defensive approaches was a constant throughout a good part of the match. Magec Tías Lanzarote Contra la Violencia de Género ran out of arguments to counter the hosts' play, who extended their lead until the game was practically decided before the final period.
Only in the final quarter, and with the result already decided, did the island team manage to compete head-to-head with their opponent, showing a more balanced version and finding better sensations on the court. However, the reaction came too late and was not enough to change the outcome of a match that ended with a final score of 87-53.
Magec Tías Lanzarote Against Gender Violence will have the opportunity to turn the page next week, when they return to the Pabellón Municipal de Tías to host Real Canoe. The match is scheduled for Saturday, November 14, starting at 8:00 PM.
It will be another demanding test for the Lanzarote team, which will face another complicated rival on its way in the Liga Femenina 2. The red-and-blacks will seek to regain sensations, correct the errors shown in Alcobendas, and, above all, break the negative dynamic of recent games to achieve their second victory of the season.
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