Rounds One and Two Conclude at Southland Bowling Championships
Advancers Bracket – Second Round An 856-774 traditional win was led by Kaitlyn Eder’s 201 and Sarah McComic’s 187 scores for Louisiana Tech, while a 927-875 victory in the baker total pinfall games pushed the Lady Techsters to a 2-1 match victory. First Round Match 3: No. 3 Sam Houston State vs. No. 6 ValparaisoThe Bearkats got all they could handle from the No. 6 Crusaders to open the match, falling 869-832 in the traditional game. Valpo was led by Kendra Tryniski (205) and Becky Lohse (180) while Stephanie Zavala (207) was the only bowler over 158 for SHSU in the opening game. Tournament Homepage | Bracket | Day 1 Scores| Live Stream ReplayDALLAS, Texas – The 2018 Southland Bowling League Championship got underway Friday morning with four opening round matches featuring all eight teams, followed by the second round of the winner’s bracket and first round of the elimination bracket. Day two begins tomorrow 8:30 a.m. CT with round three (matches 9-10), followed by round four (matches 11-12) at 1:30 p.m. and round five (match 13) at 5:30 p.m. Match 11 is the semifinal of the advancers bracket, the winner of which will earn a spot in Sunday’s championship game. Match 4: No. 2 Vanderbilt vs. No. 7 Louisiana TechVanderbilt began its dominant day with a 2-0 win over Louisiana Tech. In the traditional game, Samantha Gainor (223), Kristin Quah (222) and Kelsey Abrahamsen (209) all notched 200-plus games while Adel Wahner was just under with 196, leading the Commodores to a 1,024-908 win. In the ensuing baker best-of-seven, the Red Wolves left little doubt with a 4-1 win. They won three straight before dropping the fourth, sealing their advancement with a win in game five. Elimination BracketMatch 9: No. 3 Sam Houston State vs. No. 8 MonmouthMatch 10: No. 1 Arkansas State vs. No. 7 Louisiana TechMatch 13: Match 11 loser vs. Match 12 winner The script was flipped in the following baker total pinfall series as SFA put up a thousand-point performance of their own, tying the series at 1-1 with a 1,011-895 win. Match 6: No. 6 Valparaiso vs. No. 7 Louisiana TechThe Lady Techsters made sort work of the Crusaders in the first round of the elimination bracket, ensuring a spot in tomorrow’s second round against No. 1 Arkansas State. Again the two teams could not find much distance between one another. Tulane won the opening game before Monmouth jumped out to a 2-1 series lead. The Green Wave responded with two of their own to make it 3-2 before the Hawks tied it up 3-3 to force a game seven. Two open frames in the final game from Tulane were the difference makers as the Hawks edged out a 4-3 win and 2-1 match victory to advance to face No. 3 Sam Houston State. Sam Houston hit its stride in the baker total pinfall, winnng 959-792 to force a best-of-seven baker series, which the Bearkats comfortably swept 4-0. Match 5: No. 5 Tulane vs. No. 8 MonmouthThe first game of the elimination bracket was hotly contested between Tulane and Monmouth, as the Green Wave edged ahead just 411-396 after five frames. The Hawks remained close as Tulane held a 757-721 advantage heading into the final frame. Just a five-point cushion (842-837) remained as the anchor bowlers took their approach, and a nine-spare from Jackie Evans to open the 10th was enough to push Monmouth to victory, 865-862.
Tulane would earn a victory in the first game of the baker best-of-seven, but fall in four straight as Stephen F. Austin won the next four to take a 4-1 win and a 2-1 match win to advance. Elimination Bracket – First Round Day Two Matchups: Match 8: No. 2 Vanderbilt vs. No. 3 Sam Houston StateVanderbilt again racked up two high-scoring affairs to sweep the Bearkats in the second round of the advancers bracket. The Commodores were led by another impressive game from Quah (255), whose score was the highest of any competitor from any team on the day. Gainor and Maria Bulanova also tallied over 200, with 206 and 204, respectively, leading VU to a 1,018-838 traditional win. In the baker total pinfall games, Tulane carved out a more comfortable deficit for themselves and earned a 930-843 win to force a best-of-seven baker series. The baker total pinfall games were closer in deficit, but a pair of 200-plus outings to open the series secured a 975-869 victory and another 2-0 sweep for Vanderbilt. The defending league champions advance to face No. 4 Stephen F. Austin in the championship semifinal tomorrow afternoon. The baker total pinfall games which followed were also high scoring and close, as both teams registered two 200-plus scoring games. However, it was the Ladyjacks again who came out on top, winning 974-939 to defeat the top seed and advance to tomorrow’s championship semifinal against No. 2 Vanderbilt. Match 7: No. 1 Arkansas State vs. No. 4 Stephen F. AustinIn another tightly contested matchup, the Ladyjacks narrowly squeaked out two wins for a sweep of No. 1 Arkansas State. In the traditional game, just five points separated the two teams when all was said and done as SFA earned a 975-970 victory and a 1-0 advantage for the round. Jordan Richard tallied 234 for the Red Wolves but it was not enough for a pair of Ladyjack 211 scores from Stephanie Schwart and Dakota Faichnie. Match 2: No. 4 Stephen F. Austin vs. No. 5 TulaneIn the four-five matchup, Tulane put up an impressive 1,007-pinfall performance against the Ladyjacks, winning by 145. The Green Wave got a monster game from Tiera Gulum (238) and another 200-plus outing from Isabelle Lee (212). All others scored 185 or higher. Helped along by five open 10th frames from SFA, Tulane won the traditional game 1,007-682. Match 1: No. 1 Arkansas State vs. No. 8 MonmouthBehind a strong opening traditional match with all five bowlers scoring 188 or higher, Monmouth narrowly took a 1-0 lead over the top seeded Red Wolves. The Hawks were led by a 203 from Julie Bianco and 200 from Haley Solberg. However, A-State stormed back in the baker total pinfall series, knotting the match at 1-1 with a 946-816 victory. Vandy again tallied over a thousand with a 1,130-976 victory in the baker total pinfall games to advance 2-0. Advancers BracketMatch 11: No. 2 Vanderbilt vs. No. 4 Stephen F. AustinMatch 12: Match 9 winner vs. Match 10 winner
The Cowboys, who won last year’s championship by four strokes, are backed by the conference’s top average scorer, Blake Elliot. The junior from Liberty Hill, Texas, averaged a 1.31 below par score for the season. He finished tied for fifth at this championship a year ago. McNeese is seeded No. 2 in the conference and will tee off with Sam Houston and Stephen F. Austin, the No. 3 team. They will be the last teams to tee off, starting at 9:45 a.m.The Lumberjacks look to earn their first conference championship since 1999. SFA knocked on the door last year, moving up two spots on the final day after shooting 14-over in the championship round, and earned the runner-up trophy. The ‘Jacks have finished in the top five of four tournaments this season.Abilene Christian, Central Arkansas and Houston Baptist are the No. 4, No. 5 and No. 6 seeds, respectively. They will begin play at 9 a.m.Lamar, who owns 24 Southland championships and 21 more than the next closest team, McNeese, is the No. 7 seed and searches to lift its first trophy since 2012. The Cardinals are grouped with Southeastern Louisiana and Nicholls. They will tee off at 8:15 a.m.Albert Badosa-Soler returns to lead the Colonels. Last year, Badosa-Soler won the individual title at the Southland championship in a six-round playoff against HBU’s Val Almendarez.UIW and New Orleans, as the No. 10 and No. 11-seeded teams, will tee off the opening round and be the only teams playing in pairs on the first day.For more information on the 2018 Southland Conference men’s golf championship, please click here. McKINNEY, Texas – The 2018 Southland Conference Men’s Golf Championship tees off Monday at Stonebridge Ranch Country Club (Dye Course) in McKinney, Texas. Eleven teams will tee off, beginning at 7:30 a.m. CT, on the par-72, 7,346-yard course.This is the 54th league championship with McNeese heading into the tournament as the back-to-back reigning champion.Sam Houston State earned the top seeding for the tournament as the highest ranked national team in the Southland. The Bearkats, paced by William Holcomb, Jake McCrory and Noah Steele who each rank top five in the league for average score, are No. 70 in the nation and own two team titles this season.
FRISCO, Texas – The Southland Conference and its broadcast partners have announced selections and start times for basketball games to be played on Feb. 27 and March 2.The Southland Showcase package on ESPN3 will feature a Feb. 27 men’s match-up between Sam Houston State at New Orleans, live from Lakefront Arena. ESPN3 is available via ESPN.com/watch and ESPN apps.The SHSU men started conference play with 12 consecutive wins, finally suffering their first loss Saturday at Lamar. The Bearkats still sit in first place, enjoyng a two-game lead in the loss column over Abilene Christian. UNO is in a two-way tie for third place with Southeastern Louisiana. The Southland’s top two teams receive double byes at the the league touranment, while seeds three and four earn a single bye.Three other Feb. 27 broadcasts were previously announced, set for ESPN+. Texas A&M-Corpus Christi at Abilene Christian women, Central Arkansas at Stephen F. Austin women, plus Houston Baptist at Lamar men. In addition, the Stephen F. Austin at Central Arkansas men’s game will be carried by the Southland Digital Network, available via Southland.org/live and Southland Conference apps.March 2 will see the Stephen F. Austin at Lamar doubleheader on ESPN+. The Southland Digital Network will stream the Northwestern State at Southeastern Louisiana women’s and men’s games.ESPN+ is a premium multi-sport, direct-to-consumer subscription streaming service from The Walt Disney Company’s Direct-to-Consumer and International group in conjunction with ESPN. The network can be accessed through ESPN.com/watch and ESPN apps. The service costs $4.99 per month, with a seven-day free trial available. Institutional streams will cover the remaining single games on Feb. 27 and doubleheaders on March 2.While choices for the majority of the regular season were completed during the off-season, the final three Saturdays will see picks made 12 days prior to tip-off. Wednesday, Feb. 27Texas A&M-Corpus Christi at Abilene Christian (Women), 6 p.m., ESPN+Central Arkansas at Stephen F. Austin (Women), 6:30 p.m., ESPN+Houston Baptist at Lamar (Men), 7 p.m., ESPN+Sam Houston State at New Orleans (Men), 7 p.m., ESPN3Stephen F. Austin at Central Arkansas (Men), 7 p.m., Southland Digital NetworkSaturday, March 2Northwestern State at Southeastern Louisiana (Women), 1 p.m., Southland Digital NetworkStephen F. Austin at Lamar (Women), 2 p.m., ESPN+Northwestern State at Southeastern Louisiana (Men), 4 p.m., Southland Digital NetworkStephen F. Austin at Lamar (Men), 4:30 p.m., ESPN+
In front of a vocal home crowd of about 400, Alotau cruised home to a comprehensive 30-18 win against Lae.Alotau led 17-7 at halftime and continued this dominance into the second half of play to walk away winners.In the Master’s, Alotau did it a bit tougher holding on to beat Central (1) 26-22.The A Grade Grand final between Central and Alotau will be played next.
Four seasons in a row he has been playing the Madrid striker as a professional (between 2012 and 2014 he had participated in Second A with Castilla, practically in young age), since he ended up on loan at the Cordoba in 2015-16. In that campaign, De Tomás scored six goals, of which up to five came in the second round, and that only disputed four days as a starter. One course later, history was repeated with the Valladolid, again in Second A, although with more participation in the second half of the championship (14 titles) and scoring ten of its 14 goals from all over LaLiga. And the tempowered last, already in First, De Tomás was able to materialize six targets in the second round, of the 14 he did with Lightning in LaLiga. 17 of the 19 days he disputed them as headline and complete.So, in these last four consecutive years as a professional has marked 20 goals in the first laps (five per course) and 38 in the second: an average of 9.5 per season. Such a record would surely be worth salvation. It is the highest signing in the history of Espanyol. 20 million fixed, plus 2.5 variables and another in training rights that make it a bet as risky as determined on which to deposit a good part of the weight in the struggle for permanence. Raúl de Tomás assumes the challenge, as he assured in his presentation now a week ago, and his own scoring numbers endorse him. It’s a ‘killer’ of second laps, just the section that the parrots begin this Sunday against Villarreal. The debut of RDT in LaLiga.
The climax, however, would come the following campaign, contributing decisively to the Rayo Vallecano promotion with a whopping 17 goals in the second round (with up to three ‘hat-tricks’), of the 24 he ended up scoring. There he did participate in 19 days of the game, of the 21 that make up each lap in Second.
The Clippers beat the Mavericks by a tight 107-11036 points and 11 rebounds for the power forward of the Angelina franchiseDoncic brushes the ‘triple-double’: 36 points, 10 rebounds and 9 assists The victory allowed the Clippers (31-13) to achieve the fourth in a row that consolidates them in second place in the Pacific Division and the Western Conference. The guard Landry Shamet had 18 goals, with five triples, including the two he got in the final stretch of the game, and that made the deference in favor of the Clippers.Another escort, the reserve Lou Williams finished as the sixth player of the team to score 16 points, captured five rebounds and distributed four assists. While the pivot Montrezl Harrell was also decisive in the inner game of the Clippers when leaving the bench and achieving 12 goals with nine rebounds and recovered two balls to complete the four players of the Angelian team that finished the game with two-digit numbers.Doncic, the edge of the ‘triple-double’Again, for the Mavericks (27-16), Luka Doncic ended up as the undisputed individual leader by staying at the gates of what would have been his thirteenth ‘triple-double’ of the season, but his 36 points, 10 rebounds and nine assists, this time were not enough to avoid defeat.Although if he was responsible for trying the comeback of the Mavericks after having gone to rest with 11 points of disadvantage (49-60), he scored 24 goals in the second half, but in the end he was cut after the two decisive personnel shots failed.Together with Doncic, forward-guard Tim Hardaway contributed 13 points as a second top scorer and veteran Serbian centerman Boban Marjanovic, who came out of reserve emerged as the sixth player to get 12 points, captured seven rebounds and put two blocks.Marjanovic’s work was important after the starting power forward, the Canadian Dwight Powell, at the end of the first quarter, fell to the floor during a contactless play and injured his right Achilles tendon. Powell finished with a point in nine minutes of play.Porzingis showed the lack of shooting that he lacks after losing 10 competition matches due to problems in his right knee and in the 27 minutes he played he could barely get 10 points after failing 13 of the 17 shots he made to the basket. The forward Kawhi Leonard achieved a ‘double-double’ of 36 points and 11 rebounds that left him at the head of the Los Angeles Clippers attack, which imposed visitors by 107-110 to Dallas Mavericks, who broke a streak of four wins in a rowLeonard, who also won the individual duel to Slovenian base Luka Doncic, was always responsible for having the Clippers in front of the scoreboard and also secured the victory when after two shooting failures of former Real Madrid player in the absence of 7, 4 seconds to the end captured the defensive rebound.The Clippers franchise player forced the Latvian power forward Kristaps Porzingis, who returned with the Mavericks after being injured due to injury for several weeks, needed him personally and with six seconds to blow the horn he scored the two goals that secured the victory of the angelino team with partial 105-110. Although Doncic then scored a suspension shot, it only served to reduce the Clippers’ lead in the final score to three.
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The Rio Open is performed on clay courts of the Brazilian Jockey Membership of Rio de Janeiro since 2014 and this yr presents prizes for 1.9 million {dollars}, of which $ 355,530 is for the winner, together with 500 factors in the ATP classification.The primary tennis participant to beat the title in Rio was the Spanish Rafael Nadal (2014) and his successors had been additionally the Spanish David Ferrer (2015), the Uruguayan Pablo Cuevas (2016), Thiem (2017), the Argentine Diego Schwartzman (2018) and the Serbian Laslo Djere (2019).Rains postpone two quarter video games for Saturday The persistent and heavy rain that punished Rio de Janeiro on Friday compelled the organizers of the Tennis Open of this Brazilian metropolis to postpone for Saturday two of the 4 quarterfinal matches of the solely ATP 500 match in South America.After the conclusion of the matches by which the Chilean Cristian Garín (25 ATP and second favourite) and the Croatian Borna Coric (32 ATP and fifth favourite) assured his move to the semifinals, the group suspended the different two commitments, amongst them, the one which disputed the Austrian Dominic Thiem, the quantity 4 in the world and prime favourite in the Rio de Janeiro Open.At the time this match was suspended, the Italian Gianluca Mager (128 ATP), a tennis participant from the qualifier, surprisingly beat Thiem for a set (7-6) and received the second spherical 2-1, So it threatened the favourite. The opposite match was suspended when Spaniard Pedro Martínez (133 ATP) beat Hungarian Attila Balazs for a set (6-2) and each tied 2-2 the second spherical.In keeping with the group, the two matches that had been pending might be performed on Saturday afternoon and the two semifinals at night time, as initially deliberate.After Garín received 2-6, 6-3 and 7-5 to the Argentine Federico Coria (116 ATP), regardless of the undeniable fact that the sport was suspended in two lengthy moments by the rain, the organizers suspended for 4 hours all commitments. The day was resumed at 23.00 native time (2.00 GMT on Saturday), but it surely was suspended once more an hour and a half later once more by the rain and lastly postponed for Saturday. Croatian tennis participant Borna Coric beat Italian Lorenzo Sonego on Friday in the quarterfinal match of the Rio de Janeiro Open, the solely ATP 500 match in South America, and certified for the semifinals, the place Chilean Cristian Garín might be measured on Saturday.Cornic, 32 in the ATP worldwide rating and fifth favourite in Rio, Sonego (52 ATP) received 7-6 (7-5) and 6-Three in a sport of two hours and 9 minutes which was interrupted about 4 hours by the robust storm that punished this Brazilian metropolis.The 23-year-old Croatian might be measured in certainly one of the semifinals at Garín (25 ATP), the third favourite in Brazil and who received 2-6, 6-3 and 7-5 in the quarterfinal match in opposition to Argentine Federico Coria (116 ATP). The opposite semifinal might be performed by the winner of the duel between Austrian Dominic Thiem (Four ATP) – the prime favourite – and the Italian Gianluca Mager (128 ATP), and the one which prevails in the match between the Spanish Pedro Martínez (133 ATP) and the Hungarian Attila Balazs (106 ATP).Coric, who misplaced the first spherical 4-5 earlier than the sport was suspended resulting from rain, returned significantly better, traced the outcome and ended up beating the set in the tiebreaker 7-6 (7-5). In the second sleeve he managed to interrupt the third service of the Italian and, after confirming his, He opened a 5-2 lead, which he held till the last 6-3.Sonego, 24, certified in Rio till the quarterfinals regardless of having arrived in Brazil after successful solely certainly one of the 12 units he performed this yr. This was, nevertheless, the sixth time the Italian reached fourth in an ATP in his profession. The final one was in Kitzbuhel in 2019. Cornic had much less difficulties this Friday than Thursday, when he eradicated in the second spherical the Brazilian youth Thiago Wild, 19, for 6-4, 1-6 and 7-6 (7-5).His opponent in the semifinals might be a Garin that has been rising and that, together with his triumph this Friday over Coria, accomplished seven consecutive victories since the Cordoba Open, of which he was champion. The Chilean, who received three titles in the final eleven months (Houston 2019, Munich 2019 and Córdoba 2020), He’ll play his first semifinal in an ATP 500 match and, if he wins it, he can ascend subsequent Monday to place 18 in the worldwide rating, the better of his profession.
Almost all the players on the squad have a gym in their homes. As it happens in preseason, the physical trainer, in this case Gregory Dupont has designed a specific plan for each of them that they must strictly follow. For the technical department it will be easy follow their evolutions because physical activity is now done with a device attached to the chest (a vest) that records a large number of parameters and sends them in real time to a central computer. System GPS is common in the world of soccer, but Dupont makes the most of multiple combinations They allow the accelerometer, magnetometer and gyroscope with which the vest with which the players play and exercise.JESUS AGUILERA & nbsp; (DAILY AS) ‘); return false; “class =” item-multimedia “>Valdebebas.JESUS AGUILERA (DAILY AS) To that are added nutritional tips. Working at home does not have the same effects on the body in some soccer players as working in groups and directed, and Dupont does not want to take surprises on the way back with being overweight. On the other hand, and it is the only positive news, Zidane will be able to recover Marcelo and Courtois for when the return of the eighths can finally be played against Manchester City.Many affected.The quarantine in Valdebebas reaches almost 500 of the more than 800 workers that Real Madrid has on payroll. A few months ago, all corporate offices, including the entity’s sports and general management, were transferred to the Sports City. (José Ángel Sánchez, for example, has his office there) and all the media of the club, also all the offices of attention to the member. As is happening in most companies in Spain, teleworking is being committed so that the activity of an ocean liner like Madrid does not stop. But in Valdebebas only the services remain indispensable as gardening and cleaning, and all common areas have been disinfected … The sports city of Valdebebas is today a ghost town. Madrid is in quarantine, determined to scrupulously fulfill the protocol after a basketball squad player tested positive for coronavirus. The soccer and basketball squads share several spaces in the luxurious sports complex. Restaurant and dining room, viewing room, gym, swimming pool, weight training and recovery room, recreation area (with games such as billiards, table tennis or video game consoles) and reception for family members … There are many spaces in common use . The closure of the activity in the Ciudad Deportiva also affects all white youth football teams.The entire squad of Madrid must now be a minimum of 15 days in quarantine. Players will receive a call from the Madrid medical staff daily to monitor the onset of any symptoms and the entire team (including maintenance personnel and technical and medical staff), without exception, will be tested for the coronavirus. Carvajal and Nacho, who had a small flu a few days ago and who have already had it (negative in both cases) will have to repeat it again.Footballers have been instructed to be confined at home and of do not leave Madrid under any concept. It is also advised that the forms be saved and that there is no exhibition of recreational activities on social networks. “We are in quarantine, not on vacation”, it came to be specified in a group talk.
“As well as you train separately it is practically impossible not to lose shape. We are in constant contact with the coach and the physical trainer, but it is not the same. You are alone and the intensity is not the same. You don’t demand so much of yourself, “adds Ilie, whom the health crisis interrupted in a great personal and collective moment:” Sportingly, for us it is a huge stick. We had prepared very well during the preseason and we got two victories in the first two days of the MLS“Ilie Sánchez’s routine “is marked by training.” Afterwards, the Catalan midfielder from Sporting KC is dedicated to playing the piano: “As a child I taught for four years and I thought I would not remember anything, but I remember how to read the score and put my fingers. I signed up for private classes just before they declared a state of emergency. Now I give them online, but I do not like it that much”. Ilie also does not spare a day without talking to her family in Barcelona: “Having them away is something that I carry now as badly as ever. I miss them so much and I need to know that they are fine. “You can’t go to the supermarket. Among other things because “it is always empty”: “People are always at the top, but there are not many options to choose from.” Luckily “the club is concerned that we have all our needs covered and in that sense we are not suffering as much from the crisis.” Yes, he longs for his soccer routine. “Go to the sports city, have breakfast there, see the teammates, the club people … I miss spending the whole morning together, but especially going out to the field and touching the ball“An Ilie discovers that she cannot help worrying about the situation in Spain:” We have to take it very seriously because it is we, the citizens, who are going to end this. Stay at home”. The coronavirus also attacks the United States. With almost 40,000 cases, the North American giant is already the third country in the world with the most infected people, second only to China and Italy. He lives it up close Ilie Sánchez, one of the eight Spanish soccer players competing in Major League Soccer (MLS). In his state, Kansas, the number is still low, “but there are very few tests and it is likely that many more people have been infected.” The Catalan midfielder from Sporting Kansas City takes extreme precautions: “When the league started they told us to take care of hygiene. We had been watching that aspect for a while, but that has not stopped them from suspending the competition and training.”MLS is now experiencing a period of uncertainty: “They said we would stop for 30 days, but they have already extended it to the next two months. I think it will go a long way because, of course, sports events and activities that involve the congregation of many people will be the last thing that he recovers. “Ilie will know next Friday if Kansas City returns to training. Meanwhile, she exercises alone at home, something that is “very bad”. “I honestly don’t get along well, but it seems ridiculous to complain right now because that’s all there is to it. There is no other. You have to be positive and stay active, although being locked up at home for 24 hours is difficult, “confesses the FC Barcelona youth squad.
Saúl talks again about the Temporary Employment Regulation File (ERTE) announced by Atlético last Thursday. If on Saturday the fourth rojiblanco captain declared in the Cope that nothing had been communicated to the squad “one hundred percent”, he insists again on the microphones of Onda Madrid, in the program Good Morning. “We are not clear, we are not one hundred percent nothing. I think it is much more behind schedule. In the end everything is progressing a little. It is time to help everyone, “argued first the fourth rojiblanco captain since last summer.“I am sure that if the club makes an ERTE the players will understand it, we will all understand that anything will have to be done, but that it is within normality“he later pointed out.” In the end we are all in solidarity, at the moment we all want to help and more to the club, in my case, with what I want. If the company where you work needs it, you try to help“he added. During the crisis caused by the coronavirus pandemic, Saúl has launched a campaign to help SMEs and the self-employed, two of the most affected sectors, under the motto #SaldremosJuntos. An initiative that has been joined by former colleagues such as Miguel Ángel Moyá and Óliver Torres, colleagues like Morata and rivals and friends such as Busquets.