Two of the most anticipated players of the Final Four decided the first semi-final. Gimenez and Ojeda allowed Lleida to play another final (the fifth) and to try to win their fourth WSE Cup. A balanced semi-final, where both had chances to score, but the home team had more opportunities in the second half,
Calafell is the second finalist of the WSE Cup Men. A balanced match until the 20th minute, then Calafell scored two goals before half-time and then in the second half carried their victory to 5-1 with two goals scored by captain Jepi Selva. Tomorrow they will try to raise their second european trophy.
All matches will be broadcast on television by Esport3 and Lleida TV and streamed live on World Skate Europe TV.
Jeronimo Garcia (CP Calafell) and Nuno Pereira (Pacense DesCompagnons)
Jordi Badia (Pons Lleida) and Matteo Zucchetti (TeamServiceCar Monza)
WSE Cup Men – Final Four – Semifinals – Saturday 18th April
h 17:30 (CEST) – Match #26 – SF2 – Pons Lleida (Spain) x HRC Monza (Italy) = 2-0
h 20:00 (CEST) – Match #25 – SF1 – CP Calafell (Spain) x Juventude Pacense Des Compagnons (Portugal) = 5-1
WSE Cup Men – Final Four – Final – Sunday 19th April
h 17:00 (CEST) – Match #27 – CP Calafell (Spain) x Pons Lleida (Spain)
Live TV Esport3 and Lleida TV | Live Streaming World Skate Europe TV | Referees:
