MATCH REPORTS
MATCH REPORTS
Melmac 1 - OJC'98 1
TILBURG | October 10, 2020
A match report is best made by someone off the field. This way you can see the basic players perfectly prepare for a world match, keep a better overview of the match and evaluate the match without a biased impression. That is why substitute duo Fenna Deters and Stefan Rietjens take you along to the match SKV Melmac against OJC'98.
Before the match Fenna Deters: "It is Saturday, October 10 and the weather is a bit changeable. The sun appears every now and then, but then disappears behind the clouds. When I look at the players warming up, I see that Elise is is going to score anyway. In my opinion, Jarik should go for the small chances today, but he will have a hard time against his tall gentleman. Sven is not very sharp yet, because he shoots a few balls past. But I still hope and think I think he will make a few more than last week. In addition, I sense a nice vibe on the field.” Stefan Rietjens: “I think so too.” The predictions De Limburger: “I expect us to achieve a small victory over OJC. As Jan said nicely before the match: 'This is the most scoring team (Melmac, ed.) against the best defending team (OJC, ed.) I expect us to score a lot of goals, but fewer than last week when we won 16-17 against Maastricht.
In addition, I expect our ladies to complete the form, especially Julia, Imme and Elise. Of course, they have to pay attention as we will be affected by the wind, but I assume that everything will turn out fine.” De Brabander: “Something like that, yes.” Match result: 9-11 The afterthoughts The female substitution: “We were not feeling well in the match. Actually not from the start. We had a lot of trouble defending OJC. Fortunately, our strikers were on target. Elise made a nice penalty throw and Luuk also scored two excellent free balls. Unfortunately, his experience could not carry the rest of the team to victory. Jarik had, as predicted, a bit more pressure in this match, but as always he often had the ball under the basket or in the front field. The male substitution: “Too bad.”
