Bera-Bera (women) opened their campaign at home against Beti-Onak (women) on September 9th in the Liga Guerreras Iberdrola. **and here's the thing**, the result was never really in doubt from the start. The hosts ran out 26:16 winners, setting a tone that would define the afternoon.
Both clubs entered the day with zero games played and zero points in the standings. It was a clean slate for everyone involved, yet the gap in performance was immediate. Bera-Bera looked sharper from the opening whistle, controlling the tempo without effort.
Bera-Bera arrived with mixed fortunes from late May. They had suffered defeats against Gran Canaria but managed victories over Gardes and Elda Prestigio. **by then**, they seemed to have found a rhythm that carried through to this opener. It was a collection of results that suggested potential, even if consistency was still a work in progress.
Beti-Onak’s run-up was less convincing. A loss to Sporting La Rioja in August stood out among their recent outings. They had also faced trouble against Gardes and Malaga earlier in the year. The visitors struggled to find consistency before facing the hosts.
The final margin of ten goals reflected the disparity between the sides. **one mistake ends it**, and the visitors paid the price for lapses in concentration. The scoreline told the full story of the contest.
For Bera-Bera, it was a solid start to the season. They took maximum points from the opening round. Beti-Onak will need to regroup quickly after letting the points slip away. The campaign has begun with a clear hierarchy established. The hosts will look to build on this momentum in the coming weeks.