61-21. Spain, a hurricane, devastates Samoa in the Global Series Challenger

The women’s rugby team was imposed on Samoa forcefully (61-21) in his second game of the WXV Global Series Challenger played at the Kai Tak Youth Sports Ground in Hong Kong.

After last week’s defeat against Fiji (32-38), the team led by Regis Sonnes, which made nine changes, was tremendously superior to the Samoan team, with whom it has never lost and which it sentenced in a plethora of first half in which it scored 33 points to none of its rival.

Despite the extreme heat alert and the high humidity prevailing, the tests of Claudia Pérez (3′), Valentina Pérez (17′, 47′), Anne Fernández de Corres (25′), Alba Capell (28′) and Victoria Rosell (38′) and four transformations of Claudia Pena They reflected on the scoreboard the tremendous superiority of the Lionesses.

In the second period, Spain added three more scores, through Ana Cortés (49′), Amalia Argudo (61′) and Maria Miguel (81′), which dampened Samoa’s attempted reaction, which achieved three tries, by Easter Savelio (44′ and 53′) and Drenna Falaniko (66′), with the subsequent conversions of Hasting Leiataua and Taytana Pati.

The scrum half Anne Fernández de Corres was awarded as the best player of the match thanks to her vision, adorned with a try, and the pillier Izar Casado made her debut as a senior international.

Next Saturday, the Spanish team will play its last match of these WXV Global Series against Brazil (1:00 p.m.).