Sporting hosted and won, on Wednesday, Juventud Viana 10-2, in a match postponed for the thirteenth day of the National Hockey League.
In a game where Sporting dominated from start to finish, and with Juventud de Viana arguing against Leonen’s effectiveness in ending the game and getting the character of Tony Perez. Black opened the scoring at 2′ by Tony Perez. Viana got a penalty kick in his favor in the 21st minute of the match, but he did not succeed due to the Leonine goalkeeper’s defense, and Sporting still scored three more goals through Gonzalo Romero, Alessandro Verona and Joao Soto, leaving the first half to win. Ratio 4 – 0.
The second half started with a direct free kick on Juventus de Viana by Diogo Casanova. At 27′, there was a controversial move (whether the ball went into the goal or not) that gave Sporting 5-1, which caused a lot of contention on the part of Viennese coach Reinaldo Ventura, but gave the referee really the goal for the Lions. Tony Perez and Henrik Magalhaes put the score in two minutes with a score of 7-1. At 30′ Toni Perez scored again for Paulo Freitas 8-1. Viana fell to 2-8, through Remy, but Tony Perez made the score 9-2 and Joao Soto, in the last minute, made the final 10-2.
Sporting occupies third place in the championship with 35 points, while Juventus Viana occupies twelfth place with 10 points.
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