“Pamplona with Osasuna, that’s the reality of this city these days,” said councilwoman María Caballero, who presented the device set in the capital of Navarre on the occasion of the Copa del Rey final that the rojillos will play this Saturday in Seville against Real Madrid.
The goal is for the Osasuna players to feel not only the heat of thousands of fans who will move to Seville but also from thousands of Navarrese who from different towns of the Foral Community and in this case from the capital will dedicate themselves to the team.
In this particular caste will be installed giant screens around the kiosk so that the game can be followed from all points of the Plaza del Castillo, which will be decorated with posters for the occasion and where on Saturday from 8:00 pm the performance of a dj.
As a preview, on Friday around 2:00 pm in front of the Pamplona Town Hall, a big giant t-shirt as a show of support for the team and the players and on Saturday at sunset the façade will be lit up in blue and red.
Also, to ensure that the party runs smoothly, the strengthening of the police is planned, where the agents of Municipal Police, National Police and Provincial Police. Coordination of the device will be carried out from the Town Hall where the command post will be located, where the Civil Guard will also be included.
I guess sanitary There will be a post with a medicalized ambulance in Plaza del Castillo and the cleaning will be strengthened with eighteen workers and twenty large containers.
After detailing this device for the previous hours and the final one, the councilor pointed that out “The most wonderful thing is to be able to celebrate a victory” Osasuna and if so, the City Council will open its doors to the team on Sunday, offering an official welcome at 7:15 pm Nasa Castle square a giant screen will be maintained to follow the act, to which the music band La Pamplonesa will be added.
“We’re just talking about if we’re going to win, others do not enter our horizonyou have to be positive”, pointed out Caballero, who acknowledged that the illusion of citizenship is shared by the City Council and all the municipal groups that are experiencing this final “with intensity”.
With a “Wow Osasuna, do it all” and a location: “see you here on Sunday at 19:15”, he concluded his speech.
Source: La Verdad
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