The players of Real Betis The title celebration begins cup making human pineapple using John Miranda no one else scored this decisive penalty at 00:49 on Sunday morning. For over an hour the footballers were walking around the Cartuja arena and photographing themselves with their family and friends on the stadium lawn.
After three o’clock in the morning they left the stadium and went to a private party in the same place where the Charterhouseat the Pabellón de la Navegación, where they were given claritas of the day between dances and songs, where the great captain led the singing voice, Joaquinthat after lifting the Cup from the hands of the King will surely announce soon that he will continue to be active for a year despite the fact that he will be 41 in June.
The ‘official’ party will take place this Sunday. The campus of Real Betis Balompie will walk the streets of Seville this afternoon and go to the Town Hall, the Cathedral and the stadium to celebrate achieving his third cup title. The team will leave at 5:45 p.m. Benito Villamarin until arriving at the Town Hall and the Cathedral to finally return to the heliopolitan stadium, where the party will have a beautiful culmination.
The route that the Verdiblancos will take this afternoon is as follows: Benito Villamarin Stadium; Father Garcia Tejero; Palm Tree Avenue; Rome Avenue; Constitution Avenue; Plaza Nueva and Seville Cathedral.
The bus will leave the stadium at exactly 5:45 pm, and is scheduled to arrive at the Town Hall by 7:00 pm There will be an institutional act and will offer King’s Cup from the balcony to the fans that will be present in Plaza Nueva. Later, the team will stop at the Cathedral around 8:45 pm, after which the bus will take the same route back to return to Benito Villamarín.
The team’s arrival at the stadium is scheduled around 10:00 pm, when a party will begin that Betis members will be able to attend by first taking seats for this event. Access has a symbolic value of 2 euros that will go entirely to the Refugee Aid Association. At one o’clock in the afternoon, all the tickets to go to the stadium were sold out.
Source: La Verdad
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