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DOMINGO 20 DE SEPTIEMBRE DE 2020 2 INTERNACIONAL PELOTAZOS Filis vencen a Tigres gana a Atléticos, Azulejos, 3-0 los Indios cerca del título El abridor Vince Velás- El receptor Eric Haase y Jake Lamb conectó jon- quez trabajó seis episo- el guardabosques Daz rón de dos carreras para dios y el guardabosques Cameron conectaron los Atléticos de Oakland, Andrew McCutchen em- sencillos remolcadores que blanquearon 6-0 a los pujó la carrera de la ven- en la octava entrada de 4 Gigantes de San Francis- taja para los Filis de Fila- carreras, y los Tigres de co, y que se acercan a delfia, que blanquearon 3- Detroit ganaron su pri- conseguir el título de la 0 a los Azulejos de Toron- mer juego luego de la re- División Oeste de la Liga to. En camino a conseguir tirada de su piloto Ron Americana. la victoria, Velásquez (1- Gardenhire, 5-2 sobre los La novena de 1) lanzó seis entradas, Indios de Cleveland. Gar- Oakland no ha ganado permitió dos imparables, denhire renunció abrup- un título de división des- un jonrón y una carrera. tamente antes del juego. de 2013. TENIS ABIERTO DE ROMA Nadal EFE Líder. Matthew Wolff es líder después de la tercera jornada en su estreno en el Abierto de Golf de Estados Unidos. pierde en cuartos Wolff, nuevo líder ■ Diego Schwartzman, número 15 del ránking ■ El argentino enfrentará en las semifinales al mundial, eliminó a Rafa. canadiense Denis Shapovalov. en el US Open EFE EFE cinco golpes bajo par. Roma, Italia Nueva York, EU En el segundo grande de su carrera, Wolff lidera El español Rafa Nadal, nue- El golfista estadounidense la clasificación con -5, dos ve veces campeón, perdió Matthew Wolff es líder des- golpes por delante de su este sábado por 6-2 y 7-5 an- pués de la tercera jornada compatriota Bryson De- te el argentino Diego en su estreno en el Abierto chambeau (-3) y cuatro por Schwartzman, número 15 de Golf de Estados Unidos, delante del sudafricano del ránking mundial, y se que se disputa este fin de Louis Oosthuizen (-1), los despidió en los cuartos de semana en el recorrido dos únicos que han logrado final del Masters 1000 de Ro- Winged Foot, a las afueras mantenerse bajo el par jun- ma, del que había ganado de Nueva York to al líder. las últimas dos ediciones. “He tenido mucha for- “Me sentí muy cómodo Nadal, que regresó a tuna con las posiciones de al principio de la ronda y competir en Roma tras seis la bola en la hierba alta. Ha de repente las cosas no fun- meses y medio lejos de las sido una lucha y espero se- cionaron, pero demostré pistas, había ganado los guir pegando buenos golpes resiliencia y estoy conten- nueve precedentes enfren- mañana”, dijo Wolff que, to. Ha sido una montaña tamientos con aunque solo logró poner la rusa”, dijo Dechambeau, Schwartzman, pero este sá- bola en dos calles en toda la que ha llegado a ponerse lí- bado se rindió en dos horas ronda, igualó el record de der en varios momentos en y tres minutos ante un reci- resultado de la semana con Winged Foot. tal de tenis del argentino. Schwartzman, que enca- denó su segunda semifinal consecutiva en el Foro Itáli- Roma 0-0 con Verona co, peleará por la final este domingo contra el cana- diense Denis Shapovalov, EFE quien eliminó al búlgaro Saque. El español entregó su saque tres veces consecutivas en el segundo parcial y sucumbió por pri- Grigor Dimitrov.La otra se- mera vez en diez enfrentamientos contra el tenis sólido de Schwartzman. mifinal la jugarán el serbio Novak Djokovic y el norue- Lo hizo con una presta- partir de ese momento em- devolver dos, tuvo que ren- go Casper Ruud. ción sobresaliente, agresivo pezó a sufrir mucho. dirse en la primera bola de al resto, regular y contun- Schwartzman le quebró dos partido de Schwartzman. PUNTO, SET Y PARTIDO dente con el revés, ante un veces consecutivas, a cero “¡Sííí!”, fue el grito de libe- Nadal que cometió hasta 30 en el quinto juego y tras dos SEMIFINAL ración de Schwartzman errores no forzados y cuya bolas de rotura en el sépti- El rival del argentino en las cuando vio que su volea re- reacción de nervios y carác- mo, lo que le permitió lle- semifinales de este día será botaba dos veces en el cam- ter no fue suficiente para varse el primer set por 6-2. el canadiense Denis Shapo- po de Nadal y certificaba prolongar su racha de victo- Nadal, que acabó con un valov, número 14 del mun- su triunfo. Siete años des- rias en Roma, que duraba modesto 43 % de primeros do, quien obtuvo su prime- pués de su primer duelo desde los cuartos de 2017. saques, empeoró vertical- ra victoria en tres enfrenta- EFE con el Rey de la tierra bati- Y eso que Rafa arrancó mente sus números en el se- mientos contra el búlgaro Roscas. Roma y Hellas Verona empataron sin goles. da y el argentino logró por fuerte y defendió sus prime- gundo set. Sufrió tres rotu- Grigor Dimitrov al doble- EFE rikh Mkhitaryan. fin doblegarlo. ros turnos al saque, pero a ras consecutivas y pese a garle por 6-2, 3-6 y 6-2. Roma, Italia El español, exjugador del Barcelona y del Chel- BARZA La Roma no pasó del 0-0 es- sea, fue quien dio chispa a te sábado en el campo del los ataques romanistas y GANA EN Hellas Verona en la prime- rozó la ventaja en la prime- AMISTOSO ra jornada de la Serie A ita- ra mitad al rematar fuera liana, en un partido en el por poco un centro raso de Un tempranero gol de Antoine que el español Pedro Rodrí- Leonardo Spinazzola desde Griezmann, en el minuto 2, deci- guez, fichado este verano la banda izquierda. dió el último amistoso del Barce- tras expirar su contrato El equipo romano tuvo lona, el torneo Joan Gamper, que con el Chelsea, se estrenó que agradecer a su portero, le midió a un ordenado Elche (1- como romanista. Antonio Mirante, quien 0), un equipo que resistió sobre to- Con el bosnio Edin desvió al larguero un dis- do gracias a la magnífica actua- Dzeko sentado los noventa paro del camerunés Adrien ción del meta Edgar Badia. minutos en el banquillo Tameze al borde del des- Debutó Miralem Pjanic y los de por decisión técnica, al canso, y a la madera, que Ronald Koeman buscaron las estar el delantero cerca repelió en la segunda mi- bandas para abrir el juego, face- de fichar por el Juventus, tad un gran disparo de Fe- ta en la que destacaron Ansu Fa- el Roma jugó con Pedro derico Dimarco. ti y Ousmane Dembélé. Más allá Rodríguez de titular en Eso sí, también Roma se de eso, el Barza fue de menos a un ataque ligero formado topó con la madera a cinco más, mejoró en la segunda mitad. EFE junto al armenio Hen- minutos del final..
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