Three matches were played in the Men’s Super Pes on Sunday.
If you ever talk about important points in football, the men of Vimpelin Veto took them on Sunday after beating Superpesis in their home match at Saarikent, Hyvinkää Tahko 2–1 (0-1, 4–3, 2–0). They guaranteed the victory with the runs they scored in the home run Matias Rinta-aho and Aleksi Lassila.
Veto is solidly eight points ahead of eighth-placed Tahko. However, a scoreless defeat would have put Veto’s place even in the upper end series under threat, as both of the remaining two matches of the pennant-winning team’s first series are against top-placed Manse PP.
– Even more could have been taken and won. There is still work to be done in our internal game scoring. You shouldn’t dream about anything yet. Let’s now focus on the last two games of the first series, emphasized Tahko’s fan Jarkko Pokela.
It was enough for Tahko to win the opening period Samu Kyhyräinen run scored after he homered with a gap Sasu Toikan.
The winners of the bet were the joker who scored two runs in the second period Atte Kortehisto (at 4/4) and the second tip changer Aleksi Lassila (at 4/5).
Manse swept the top of the series
Kiteen Pallo, who got 12 points from their last five games, had too much trouble when they hosted Manse PP. The visitors from Tampere rose to the top of the series, while the Rantakenttu hosts experienced quite a humiliation with a score of 0–2 (1–7, 2–9).
Mansen’s awardees were shortstop Juha Puhtimäki (at 6/8), who hit four runs with 100% home run efficiency, and the substitute who hit 1+1 runs and brought in five Juuso Myllyniemi (at 9/9).
Kempele’s Kiri returned to winning ways after three consecutive defeats in a rather bitter victory game. KeKi beat visiting Imatra Pallo-Veikot by two points 1–0 (13–0, 3–3).
They toured the municipality in a tight manner Antti Korhonen (1+5) and Tuomas Jussila (1+1), but even to save a win worth two points in the second period, a joker who scored two runs in both periods was needed Ossi Merilääi.