Jabats are more appropriate

Historic day for Real and for the Anoeta Stadium. Just 18 years after its founding, the women’s team brings the highest continental competition to the San Sebastian Coliseum: the Women’s Champions League. It’s a real feat for this group of wild boars who are also starting to train their unconditional supporters -maybe not too many, but very dedicated and loyal- to rare joys like the Queen’s Cup title three years ago or this participation so far. called ‘Txampions’, product of last year’s exceptional second place. Perhaps the prize for such a victory, which is the first in the league not played by the mighty Barça, seems small if those Natalie Arroyo, as logic dictates, they were let down by a more powerful and experienced Bayern. That enormous effort of a whole year, the enormous merit of defeating clubs with more resources like Real Madrid or Atlético, could be translated into just two continental games, the first two in Real’s history. Be that as it may, for Natalie Arroyoa luxurious coach, Nerea Eizagirre, magician of the ball and all those responsible for the club and section, the prize is not only to play the rivalry of life to death. Pleasure and reward will compete, tell Bayern who is in charge of Anoeta and show Europe what this Real is made of. No, Real are not favourites, but neither are they in the Cup final or last season to finish second. A competitive and winning gene is gestated. art of profit!