San Devils delivered a masterclass in dominance against Medvedi in their regular-season clash on September 6th, winning 70-7 in what will be remembered as one of the most one-sided encounters of the campaign. And here's the thing — when you see a scoreboard like that, you realise early on that the contest had been decided long before the final whistle.
The visitors came into this fixture carrying momentum from their previous outing, a 17-7 victory over Aggi the week before. To be fair, that result suggested Medvedi were finding their rhythm, but nothing in that performance could have prepared them for what unfolded under the lights.
Seven points on the board for Medvedi tells only half the story. The other half — 70 — belongs to a side that seemed to find new dimensions in attack, switching between pace and power with unsettling ease. By then, any hope of a competitive second half had evaporated.
There is no value left at a margin this wide when talking about tactical nuances. What you had was a side that understood its strengths and exploited them without hesitation, while the opposition simply could not find a foothold.
For Medvedi, this result does not erase their previous win, but it certainly puts it in perspective. Seven points scored, thirty-three conceded — the arithmetic does not lie, and the gap between expectation and reality was wider than anyone predicted.