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Eligualadarecuperasu Mejorimageneuropea Mundo Deportivo Lunes 22 de enero de 2001 POLIDEPORTIVO 47 HOCKEY PATINES Derrotó con contundencia al Oporto en la Liga de Campeones El Igualada recupera su mejor imagen europea Blai López IGUALADA cacia en ataque. Con su mejor ac- tirse un comparsa en el espectácu- tuación en mucho tiempo, el equi- lo del Igualada, que dominó de ca- l Caprabo Igualada de los po de Albert Folguera fuerza un bo a rabo el juego. El veterano cin- Emejores tiempos reapareció cuádruple empate a dos puntos en co inicial portugués no pudo salir ayer en Les Comes para de- el grupo B de la Liga Europea de de la presión ejercida por los loca- rrotar sin paliativos al Oporto Campeones tras dos jornadas. les, y en pocos minutos se despidió (6-2) con una exhibición de juego En el primer tiempo, el Oporto de sus opciones por culpa del acier- excelente, seriedad defensiva y efi- vivió de lleno la frustración de sen- to de los igualadinos ante el meta Edo. Abrió el marcador David Cá- ceres de penalti y le siguieron Gui- llén, Cabestany y un golazo de Car- Sonjja Nef ya tiene en el bolsillo la Copa del Mundo de gigante tras su triunfo de ayer FOTO: AP da para sellar el primer tiempo con un 4-0 de ensueño. ESQUÍ Eslalon de Kitzbuehel y gigante de Cortina El Oporto jugó después sus últi- mas cartas, lanzando desde cual- quier parte de la pista y aprove- chando dos rechaces de Llaverola Raich y Sonja Nef no para recortar el tanteo. Pero el Igualada no perdió la compostura y se benefició de los riesgos del ceden en su terreno Oporto para redondear el resulta- do con dos goles de Guillén que demuestran que el hexacampeón Efe KITZBUEHEL (AUSTRIA) Resultados europeo sigue vivo ܘ l austríaco Benjamin Raich, ESLALON MASC. DE KITZBUEHEL Caprabo IHC 6 Oporto 2 gracias en buena parte a los 1. Benjamin Raich (Aut) 1'39”79 Llaverola, Montferri, Polán, Ignasi Edo, Filipe Santos, E errores de sus principales David Cáceres (1), Guillén (3) Paulo Alves, Pedro Alves, To 2. Jure Kosir (Slo) 1'40”11 –equipo inicial–, Santi Carda Neves –equipo inicial–, rivales, se adjudicó el triunfo en el 3. H.P. Buraas (Nor) 1'40”91 (1) y Cabestany (1) Reinaldo Ventura (1) y Nuno eslalon de Kitzbuehel, con lo que Felix (1) 4. Mitja Kunc (Slo) 1'40”92 pasa a encabezar la general de la Goles: 1-0, Cáceres (de p.), Árbitro: Giuseppe Piccinini 5. Rainer Schonfelder (Aut) 1'41”00 13'; 2-0, Guillén, 14'; 3-0, (Italia). No mostró tarjetas disciplina. Raich, que ya ganó el COMBINADA DE KITZBUEHEL Cabestany, 21'; 4-0, Carda, 22' azules ni rojas eslalon de Wengen, se impuso con (desc.); 4-1, Ventura, 30'; 4-2, Incidencias: Más de 2.000 1. Lasse Kjus (Nor) 3'39“69 Nuno Felix, 35'; 5-2, Guillén, espectadores en el Pabellón 1'39”79, por delante del esloveno 2. M. Walchhofer (Aut) 3'40“65 47'30”; 6-2, Guillén, 48'30” de Les Comes Carda y Cáceres se unieron al festival ofensivo de un Igualada despierto en Europa FOTO: MD Jure Kosir y del noruego Hans-Pet- 3. K.A. Aamodt (Nor) 3'40“96 ter Buraas . GENERAL ESLALON Raich, tercero en la primera 1. Benjamin Raich (Aut) 245 p. Pese a las lesiones de Calero y Javi Gutiérrez dominó Jornada 19 manga, se aprovechó de las sali- 2. Mario Matt (Aut) 240 das de pista del noruego Ole Chris- 3. Hans-Petter Buraas (Nor) 210 en la segunda parte a un Plus Fresc Lleida incómodo Viva Habitat Blanes-Plus Fresc Lleida 3-1 tian Furuseth y de Heinz Schilche- 4. Rainer Schonfelder (Aut) 200 Factory Alcobendas-Flix N. Ascó 3-2 gger, el mejor en el primer descen- 5. Kjetil-Andre Aamodt (Nor) 197 Reus Deportiu-Cibeles Oviedo 6-2 so, quien perdió sus opciones GENERAL COPA DEL MUNDO El Blanesgana y vuelve Caixa Penedès-FC Barcelona (Día 16) 5-6 cuando mantenía su ventaja en el 1. Hermann Maier (Aut) 993 p. Cibertel GEiEG-CP Vic (Día 16) 5-9 intermedio de la bajada. 2. Lasse Kjus (Nor) 659 Liceo Airtel-SHUM Maçanet (Día 16) 5-4 Este eslalon era puntuable tam- 3. Michael Von Groenigen (Sui) 617 a ser segundo en la Liga Caprabo Igualada-Noia Freixenet (Día 16) 3-5 bién para el Mundial de la combi- 4. Kjetil-Andre Aamodt (Nor) 518 on Calero lesionado en Voltregà-CP Tordera (Día 16) 3-1 nada, cuya prueba de Kitzbuehel 5. Stephan Eberharter (Aut) 503 Viva H. Blanes 3 Plus Lleida 1 cuanto salió a la pista y Ja- la ganó el noruego Lasse Kjus por Ernets Freixes, Martos, Santi Torelló, Joan Carles, Plaza (1), C CLASIFICACIÓN PT PJ G E P GF GC vi Gutiérrez de baja, el Vi- delante del austriaco Michael Wal- Pons (1), Ivan Tibau (1), Ignasi Cáceres, Molet –equipo GIGANTE FEMENINO DE CORTINA Feixas (1) –equipo inicial– y inicial–, Bosch y Roy va Habitat Blanes superó (3-1) a FC Barcelona 35 19 17 1 1 99 40 chhofer y su compatriota Kjetil 1. Sonja Nef (Sui) 2'37“56 Calero un Lleida incómodo y vuelve a ser Blanes 26 19 11 4 4 62 52 Andre Aamodt. 2. Allison Forsyth (Can) 2'38“04 Goles: 0-1, Plaza, 8'; 1-1, Árbitros: López Varela y segundo en la Liga pese a sus de- Caprabo IHC 25 19 12 1 6 96 58 El austríaco Hermann Maier si- 3. M. Dorfmeister (Aut) 2'38“41 Feixas, 14' (descanso); 2-1, Luque. tarjeta azul por Voltregà 25 19 10 5 4 58 36 Pons, 34'; 3-1, Tibau, 39' acumulación a Plaza y Molet rrotas recientes ante Barça y gue líder de la Copa del Mundo, 4. Karen Putzer (Ita) 2'38“56 Incidencias: cerca de mil SHUM. En Alcobendas, un Flix Vic 25 19 10 5 4 72 52 ahora por delante de Kjus, que espectadores en el Pabellón 5. Lilian Kummer (Sui) 2'38“84 Municipal de Blanes machacado a tarjetas cayó por Noia 25 19 11 3 5 74 55 arrebató la segunda plaza al suizo GENERAL GIGANTE muy poco ܘ E. López / D. Colmena Liceo 23 19 8746952 Michael von Gruenigen. 1. Sonja Nef (Sui) 576 p. Reus 21199377556 En el gigante femenino de Corti- 2. Michaela Dorfmeister (Aut) 341 F. Alcobendas 3 Flix N. Ascó 2 Reus Deportiu 6 Cibeles Oviedo 2 Alcobendas 19 19 7576472 na d'Ampezzo se impuso la suiza 3. Anja Paerson (Sue) 328 De Moya, Manolo Sánchez, Viadel, Delriu, Casals, Julivert Vadillo, García (2), Mariotti, Kaco, Chus, Cuervo (2), SHUM 17 19 6585251 Sonja Nef, logrando su cuarto gi- Corominas, Escudero (1), (2), Raigoso –equipo inicial–, Toni Sánchez (2), Domínguez Estanis, Ortega –equipo 4. Karen Putzer (Ita) 277 Raed (1) –equipo inicial–, Bagès, Torras, Caparrós y (2) –equipo inicial– y Farrán inicial–, Toño Mier y Christian Lleida 15 19 6 3 10 53 59 gfante de la temporada y asegurán- GENERAL COPA DEL MUNDO Montoro, Mauricio Cairo (1) y Revenga Santiago Tordera 14 19 5 4 10 45 69 dose matemáticamente la Copa Uribe 1. Renate Goetschl (Aut) 965 p. Flix 12 19 4 4 11 48 79 del Mundo de la especialidad. 2. Janika Kostelic (Cro) 956 Goles: 0-1, Julivert, 17'; 1-1, Árbitros: Martínez y García. Goles: 1-0, García, 16'; 1-1, Árbitros: Martí y Montoya. C. Penedès 10 19 3 4 12 53 80 Raed (de p.), 18'; 1-2, Julivert, Tarjeta roja por acumulación Cuervo, 19'; 2-1, Domínguez Tarjeta azul por acumulación Tras ella acabaron la canadiense 3. Regine Cavagnoud (Fra) 890 24'; 2-2, Mauricio Cairo, a Raigoso y Casals; azul ac. a (de p.), 22' (descanso); 3-1, a Mier y Farrán Cibeles * 8 19 3 4 12 46 65 Allison Forsyth y la austríaca Mi- 24'10” (descanso); 3-2, Bagès, Torras, Julivert y Domínguez, 32'; 4-1, Sánchez, 4. Michaela Dorfmeister (Aut) 821 Escudero, 35' Corominas 34'; 4-2, Cuervo, 40'; 5-2, GEiEG 2 19 1 0 18 45 131 chaela Dorfmeister. María José 5. Sonja Nef (Sui) 760 García, 41'; 6-2, Sánchez, 43' * Dos puntos menos por sanción Rienda fue décima ܘ.
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