Recap

Genève Natation 1885 U17 and CN Nyon U17 clashed in an intense water polo match at the Genève/Varembé venue. With spectators eagerly awaiting a thrilling encounter, the game did not disappoint, producing 26 goals in total. At the final whistle, it was Genève Natation who emerged victorious with a 15-11 triumph.

The first quarter saw CN Nyon dominate the scoreboard, taking a 4-2 lead. Raphaël Fontanella was a standout player for the away team, scoring the first goal of the match on an extra man situation. Genève Natation’s Ulysse Perez quickly responded with his team’s opening goal, but CN Nyon maintained their advantage thanks to Fontanella’s second and third goals.

In the second quarter, Genève Natation turned the tide in their favor as they prevented CN Nyon from scoring while finding the back of the net three times. Ulysse Perez and Hector Giacomello were influential, helping their team take a narrow 5-4 lead at halftime.

The third quarter provided a thrilling spectacle for the fans as both teams exhibited their attacking prowess. Sixteen goals were scored between the two sides, with Genève Natation edging CN Nyon, 10-7. Ulysse Perez continued his impressive performance, scoring two more goals to complete his hat-trick. Benito Funosas and Ion Buzu also found the net for Genève Natation. CN Nyon’s Nils Payot and Anthony Biggio contributed to their team’s goal tally as well.

Despite a spirited effort from CN Nyon, Genève Natation maintained their lead in the final quarter. Benito Funosas and Ulysse Perez added a goal each to their tally, securing the victory for their team. CN Nyon’s Raphaël Fontanella converted two penalty shots, but it was not enough to mount a comeback.

Throughout the game, both teams were awarded penalty shots and extra man situations, which they expertly converted. Genève Natation showcased their accuracy, scoring two penalties out of two attempts and capitalizing on 36.36% of their extra man situations. CN Nyon also displayed efficiency, converting 75% of their penalty shots and 50% of their extra man situations.

The match was fiercely contested, with several exclusion fouls and penalty fouls. However, it was Genève Natation’s clinical finishing and defensive resolve that ultimately secured their victory.

The U17 water polo clash between Genève Natation 1885 and CN Nyon will be remembered as a thrilling encounter filled with goals and exciting moments. Genève Natation showcased their strength and composure, emerging as deserving winners with a final score of 15-11.

Official Match Report