Viedma lost by 26 and in a historic comeback, he defeated the Spanish

It will be difficult for Deportivo Viedma to forget historic triumph at home in front of the Spanish center for a new day of the Argentinian Basketball League.

In one of the most emotional duels this season, rhe won a game that was practically doomed when he lost 26 points at the beginning of the third period, but was able to resurface, forced the extra inning and found himself with an incredible 85-81 win.

EThe foreign Keyron Sheard spent an unforgettable night since he's scored 26 goals and more than half was essential to distort the score. Maxi Tabieres was not there because he is recovering from a hip injury.

At the beginning of the game, Depo Viedma had his worst part of the season. The attacks were not clear and the defense was distinguished by its absence. Centro Español went through the box and posted a 26-point (52-26) difference early in the third quarter.

Everything seemed to be the victory of the neuquino game was consumedbut Viedma had a overwhelming reaction. Jones and Sheard became intractable, Lucas Perez adjusted the lead and Pedro Franco was decisive in the tie at 72 and sent the definition of the duel to the complementary question.

In the last five minutesSpanish Center did not know how to get out of the crisis and Viedma took advantage of the mental release, despite the departures of Jones and Gonzalez for five fouls. But Sheard was on fire, Carvalho and young Mateo Wajsglus joined their important points to condemn the duel and unleash the celebration at Cayetano Arias.

The next duel of the Viedmense team It will be Wednesday when he will leave the road to face Ciclista de Junín.

Synthesis

Deportivo Viedma: Lucas Perez 9, Keyron Sheard 26, Ayan Carvalho 8, Lucas Gonzalez 14 (x), Kenneth Jones 13 (x) (f.i.); Joaquín Sánchez 8, Pedro Franco 5, Matías Eidintas 0, Mateo Wajsglus 2. DT: José Luis Pisani.

Spanish Center: Agustín Pérez Tapia 13, Nahuel Martínez 8, Francisco González 17, Mario Sepúlveda 6, Howard Wilkerson 25 (ex.); Michael Henry 2, Valentín Burgos 2 (x), Joaquín Moreno 0, Agustin Llanán 2, Santiago Rodríguez 6, Nicolás Bravo 0. DT: Mauricio Santángelo.

partial: 12-25, 26-46, 53-63, 72-72.

Additional: 85-81

The referees: Silvio Guzmán, Maximiliano Piedrabuena and Nicolás Larrasolo.

Court: Cayetano Arias (Deportivo Viedma, Viedma).