Coosur Real Betis defeated Hereda San Pablo Burgos on Tuesday 76-84 at home, which accumulated another defeat in a match in which it did not dominate but endured the Sevillian box game.
In the final moments, Burgos had a chance of victory, but Tyrus McGee’s failures condemned the Burgos team to continue in the relegation places in a match in which Dani Díez shone with 21 points, 8 rebounds and 34 PIR credits.
The match started with a lot of scoring rhythm, with a Betis that saw the basket more easily in the first minutes, but that soon solved the Burgos team as Dani Díez got a 4 of 4 in triples to turn the scoreboard.
The Burgos suffered a lot in the offensive rebound and gave Luis Casimiro’s men many opportunities, who took advantage of all these opportunities to hold on to the game (25-22).
With a partial of 0-5, San Pablo appeared in the second quarter although the dominating inside game of Betis, especially by Pasecniks, with another partial of 0-7 returned the equality in a room that again had to count on Diez so that the azulones had better game and more success (43-43).
The game became a tug of war for both teams, with no one dominating either the scoreboard or the game and that brought the match to a maximum equality between the two in which the small details could decide the game (68-65).
In those details was the spectacular start of Coosur Betis in the last quarter, with a 1-10 partial that had to be stopped by Salva Maldonado because the Andalusians went 9 points away.
The rebound continued to be Betic although the accumulation of failures in attack by Casimiro’s men They gave extra lives to San Pablo who reached the final seconds with chances of victory.
McGee had a double chance to try to equalize the game, but the North American failed with anger from the Burgos stand who saw his own could not win the bottom player either.
