“Knowing how to win is just as important as knowing how to lose” | Relief

Completion of the promotion phase to the Endesa Women’s League. CAB Estepona fights for last place with Joventut Badalona, ​​and in the end the victory goes to the Catalan team (55-64). La Peña notes that the top two teams will enter the elite next season: the Endesa League men’s team and the LF Endesa women’s team. And here is the official account CAB Estepona publishes (or, as they used to say, tweets) a controversial post it casts a shadow on what the whole tie was like. Comment to X

which soon went viral and received a response from Joventut Badalona himself a few hours later.

The reality is that Estepona was able to take last place and, together with Osés Construction Ardoi from Navarre, move into the top national category. However, La Peña managed to turn the tide of the game, despite losing eleven points in the final stretch.. The result of 20:0 for Badalona’s team meant that the victory (and promotion) went to Badalona. And then the controversy began.

“There are times when your opponent is better, and there are times when, without being better, circumstances arise that prevent you from winning. Today we didn’t achieve promotion to #LFEndesa, but we won a lot more,” said a message posted by Estepona, along with a photo of the final scoreboard with the score 55-64. A message that seemed to suggest that the result was not in keeping with the match.

This post It happened almost twenty to eight in the evening.. And then Penya did not speak out. Joventut Badalona only posted positive and celebratory messages about the progress they had just made, until three hours later, when Estepona’s post was already circulating in various networks and groups, they decided to respond.

“5 minutes without a goal and the score is 0-20 until the end of the game. Knowing how to win is just as important as knowing how to lose. “Congratulations on the start of the season!” – the message says, citing the publication Estepona. A response that also spread like wildfire in the face of what happened and tried to settle the dispute with a sporting argument.