Pamplona and Navarra turn to Osasuna on the eve of the Cup final

The city of Pamplona and Navarre andntera turns to Osasuna on the eve of the Copa del Rey final that the rojillo team will play at La Cartuja stadium in Seville this Saturday.

Thus, there are countless Osasuna flags decorating the windows and balconies of public buildings, shops and private homes in Pamplona and initiatives are multiplying from all areas to show support for the Navarrese team, which seeking to obtain the first official title of his story.

If the Navarrese beat the whites this Saturday, the City Council of Pamplona will hold an official reception on Sunday, the 7th, in the Reception Hall of the Town Hall, where the facade this Friday displayed a large Osasuna shirt with the slogan “Pamplona with Osasuna. Iruña Osasunarekin”.

He too Government of Navarre will be added to the acts of tribute to the team. If Osasuna wins the trophy, the reception will be held on Sunday afternoon. In this case, it is expected that the squad, coaching staff and board of directors of the club will travel to Avenida de San Ignacio in Pamplona by bus. The car will park at the top of the garden of the Palacio de Navarra and you can reach the building on foot through the main door.

The President Maria Chivite, the Minister of Culture and Sports, Rebeca Esnaola, and other members of the Government of Navarra will welcome the team in the Throne Room and then exit to the balcony of the Palacio de Navarra overlooking the Paseo de Sarasate, where the institutional reception will take place. area with interventions by the president and club representatives.

If Osasuna will be the runner-up, the institutional reception will take place, in a smaller format, on Monday afternoon inside the Throne Room of the Palacio de Navarra, with the presence of managers and team captains.

As the moment came where the referee Jose Maria Sanchez Martinez with the start of the game this Saturday, many institutions and groups in Navarra have announced initiatives to show their support for Osasuna.

So, La Pamplonesa Music Band recorded the Osasuna Anthem, composed by Manuel Turrillas, to encourage the team and show their “unconditional support”. From La Pamplonesa they sent their support and encouragement to Osasuna “so that they fight hard in the final of the Copa del Rey and achieve victory”.

Orfeón Pamplonés also recorded a short video in which it encourages Osasuna, honorary member of this musical institution. To the music of O Fortuna, from the cantata Carmina Burana, by Carl Orff, the choir sings “All together to fight” and “Orfeoia panjaja” (The Orfeón with you).

Support for the rojillo team also came from the Provincial Police, who on Twitter, under the photo of an agent showing an Osasuna shirt under his uniform, highlights: “This time you are allowed to return with bring another drink.”

The National Police, for its part, has designed a special device to guarantee the safety of the citizens who will gather in Pamplona,​​​​​​​Burlada and Villava on Saturday night for the final.

The Police Intervention Units (UIP) will make their presence clear with more than fifty troops and a dozen police vehicles, to which will be added the Citizen Security troops deployed at points considered strategic.

Also, the National Police released on social networks two separate videos of the moment in which they escorted the Navarrese team on their journey first to Pamplona airport and then to Seville on their way to the hotel.

There are also many signs of support for Osasuna from private citizens, among them the inmates of the San Jerónimo de Estella home for the elderly, who in a video entitled “Always with you” show their desire for the Navarrese to win the Cup. A hundred-year-old prisoner in this sense assures that he has “lived in that illusion for a hundred years.”

In another curious video circulating on social networks, T-shirt-clad Japanese youths in Tokyo sing the famous San Fermin song “January 1, February 2…” and recite the players name. And a girl in a kimono even dared to sing jota in support of Osasuna.

So, whatever happens this Saturday in the final, the party is already served in Pamplona, ​​where the championship or the runner-up in the Cup will certainly be a good argument to live a little preview of the next Sanfermines.