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CJ.5: Movistar Estudiantes wins the ticket of your dreams

Becoming an obsession as they lost their chances of direct promotion, at Movistar Estudiantes they secured qualification to the Final Four for promotion on Thursday night after defeating Real Betis Balonzesto at home, who resisted to the end. The fifth match, which will decide tomorrow, Friday, the name of his opponent in Plantio.

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The third ticket to the Final Four was in the hands of Movistar Estudiantes, and thanks to this, the Madrid team completed its first important task, reaching the Final Four. A journey that continues on Friday evening when they meet the fourth and final contender in the promotion battle.

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J.4: Chronicle – Galera of photographs – Fifth period

J.3: Chronicle – Photo gallery – Fifth period

J.2: Chronicle – Photo gallery – Fifth period

Zh.1: Chronicle – Photo gallery – Fifth period

FOLLOW UP: Results – Calendar – Official page

This game will not be remembered as one of the most beautiful games of the season, but Movistar Estudiantes will remember it as one of the most valuable and effective. Because the 2-0 score scored by Kevin Larsen was already a declaration of intent from a team that was supported by almost 10,000 spectators and that knew how to impose its game against Real Betis, which, despite the difficult situation, was able to again offer one of its opportunities. the most combat versions. Thus, the Seville team were able to contain the opponent, who secured every possession of the ball, but had difficulty increasing their lead. Therefore Adams Saul’s flight shortly before the break (WATCH THE VIDEO) was a breath of fresh air for the team when it came to being able to flirt with a dozen. The Sevilla team twice managed to overcome this disadvantage, but the passage of minutes was their worst enemy as a fresher opponent arrived and Francis Alonso showed all his character in an almost definitive coast-to-coast fight (WATCH THE VIDEO). Thus, Pedro Rivero’s men were able to take the lead to victory, which they celebrated with their fans as soon as the final buzzer sounded (WATCH THE VIDEO

). Because with him came a ticket to the long-awaited “Final Four” (65-54 | 3-2).

PLAYOFFS – QUARTER-FINAL:

Best of five series. The four winners will advance to the semi-finals of the Final Four.

A) Movistar Estudiantes (2nd place) vs Real Betis Baloncesto (9th place)
J.1: 86-77 | 1-0 | MVP: J. Rodriguez – 31 shaft.

J.2: 98-73 | 2-0 | MVP: J. Ferrando – 27th val.

J.3: 90-84 | 2-1 | MVP: F. Alonso – 38 shaft.

J.4: 77-65 | 2-2 | MVP: AND. Polanco – 28 shaft.

J.5: 65-54 | 3-2 | MVP: L. Faggiano – 19th shaft.

B) Longuevida San Pablo Burgos (3rd place) vs UEMC Real Valladolid (8th place)
J.1: 81-59 | 1-0 | MVP: L. Nwogbo – 23 shafts.

J.2: 91-61 | 2-0 | MVP: M. Speight – 26th shaft.

J.3: 75-91 | 3-0 | MVP: D. Ristic – 25th shaft.

C) ICG Force Lleida (4th place) vs. HLA Alicante (7th place)
J.1: 84-73 | 1-0 | MVP: K. Krutwig – 28 shaft.

J.2: 88-68 | 2-0 | MVP: B. Davison – 25 shaft.

J.3: 68-73 | 3-0 | MVP: K. Krutwig – 17th shaft.

D) Group of Uret Tizon (5th place) against Guuca Gipuzkoa (6th place)
J.1: 108-90 | 1-0 | MVP: