Gabriela Bitolo scores seven against Dortmund; Bruna wins in Hungary
Gabriela Bitolo scored seven goals in Metzingen's 42-35 defeat by Borussia Dortmund in the women's Bundesliga. In Hungary, Bruna de Paula scored once in Győr's 49-23 win over Eszterházy SC on matchday eight.
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Na quarta-feira (4), pela Bundesliga feminina, o Metzingen foi derrotado pelo Borussia Dortmund por 42 a 35 — e Gabriela Bitolo foi um dos destaques, com sete gols.
A brasileira fez o primeiro gol do jogo e três dos oito primeiros do time, que abriu 8 a 5 aos dez minutos. O Dortmund virou ainda no primeiro tempo e foi ao intervalo com 20 a 18; aos 39, chegou a seis de frente. O Metzingen não reagiu, e o Dortmund fechou com sete de vantagem, puxado por Mareike Thomaier (11) e Merel Freriks (10).
Foi o terceiro jogo seguido do Metzingen sem vitória. Em 24 de outubro, Bitolo havia marcado oito vezes no 33 a 33 com o Neckarsulm.
Na Hungria, Bruna de Paula fez um gol no 49 a 23 do Győr sobre o Eszterházy SC, pela oitava rodada. O time foi ao intervalo com 27 a 13 e ampliou até os 26 de diferença. Emilie Hovden marcou 12, Sarah Bouktit sete, e Estelle Nze Minko chegou a 600 gols na história da competição. O próximo desafio é o Blomberg-Lippe, pela Champions League.
Na Polônia, o Zaglebie Lubin venceu fora de casa o Galiczanka Lwów: 36 a 24, com dois gols de Patrícia Matieli e um de Mariane Fernandes e de Adriana Cardoso. Weronika Weber converteu sete arremessos. Domingo (8) tem Tertnes, pela Liga Europeia.
Na Eslováquia, o Iuventa Michalovce perdeu de 28 a 23 para o DAC Dunajská Streda, pela Liga Doprastav. Aline Bieger fez um gol e Juliana Pereira dois; o DAC liderava no intervalo por 16 a 11. O Iuventa joga de novo na quarta (11), com o Kynzvart.
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