The team coached by Agustín Vidal demonstrated character and defensive solidity to overcome a demanding opponent. From the start, Antequera competed head-to-head, maintaining defensive intensity and offensive accuracy to stay ahead for much of the first half. Pau Hernández was key in goal with a standout performance, while Dilan emerged as a primary offensive threat, scoring 11 goals.
The first thirty minutes were marked by equality, with Dólmenes leading by two goals (9-10) and reaching halftime with a 13-15 advantage, extended to 15-16 by a buzzer-beater from Enrique Pérez. After the break, the visiting team's concentration remained high, opening a four-goal gap (17-21) by the 38th minute.
Despite a local comeback led by Alberto Delgado, who reduced the deficit to 21-23 in the 45th minute, Dólmenes managed the score and time effectively. Dilan and Corning contributed to extending the lead to 21-25. The opponent attempted a 5:1 defense, but the Antequera team continued to find offensive solutions, reaching the final ten minutes with a five-goal lead (21-26).
The final stretch heightened the excitement, with Cisne closing the gap to 25-27. Despite playing with a double numerical disadvantage due to exclusions, Dólmenes held on, with goals from Massa (25-28) and Dilan (25-29), to seal the definitive 27-31 victory. This triumph holds significant value for the team, showcasing their ability to compete until the very last second.
