The fans of the Chamartín club turn to the heroes in the Decimocuarta on a great day
Real Madrid’s most extraordinary champions unleashed frenzy on the streets of the Spanish capital, witnessing a great day celebrating the Conquest of the Fourteenth at the Stade de France in style. The fans of the Chamartín club threw themselves into the heroes who defeated Liverpool in an afternoon and night full of jubilant images and who served to conclude an unforgettable season in which Carlo Ancelotti’s team re-established itself at the top of world football. Even Bale didn’t want to miss the party.
The events began after 6:30 pm with the visit of the Real Madrid squad, the coaching staff and the president to the Almudena Cathedral, where the white expedition took its first mass bath and offered the Virgin the three titles fastened during the course.
The next stop was at the Community of Madrid headquarters, where the president and Real Madrid supporter, Isabel Díaz Ayuso, acted as the lucky mistress of ceremonies. The leader of the popular, who traveled to Paris to witness the final against Liverpool at the Stade de France, received a small replica of the ‘orejona’ that she diligently raised and donned a commemorative shirt of the fourteen-year-old king of Europe , while thanking him for walking the name Madrid “all over the planet” and remembering the values of “effort and excellence” in sport.
Ayuso had a special mention for “San Courtois”, the hero in Saint-Denis with his “gadget arms”, while Florentino Pérez devoted a few words to Marcelo, the most successful footballer in the history of Real Madrid who says goodbye to what the past fifteen years have been home, and to Carlo Ancelotti, legend of the continental top league with the four trophies he cherishes as a coach, before the champions went to the balcony of the Real Casa de Correos to greet the thousands of Madrid fans who opened the door of packed the sun.
The tour could not miss the visit to the town hall, where the rojiblanco José Luis Martínez-Almeida made the nerve. “How hard do you make it for those of us who aren’t Real Madrid,” joked the councilor, examining the extraordinary path that led to Ancelotti’s team conquering the Decimocuarta. “Gary Lineker said that football is a sport that is played 11 against 11 and that Germany always wins. The European Cup is a competition played 11 against 11 and Madrid wins,” he added resignedly before Real Madrid departed in a convertible bus to Plaza de Cibeles, where they had met an impressive crowd since the early afternoon.
The beaming faces of the Real Madrid footballers and Ancelotti who did not stop dancing and singing as they approached the long-awaited meeting with the goddess were the reflection of the euphoria of a fan who trembled like never before to entertain a legendary team . Many gestures of complicity in the squad were met by the cry of “champions, champions”, while the “orejona” passed from hand to hand, developing a liturgy no less celebrated and repeated so often that it Its climax was when Marcelo tied the scarf to the statue that is revered throughout Real Madrid and the ‘We are the Champions’ sounded.
Also telling was Hazard’s speech, who promised to give everything so that next year would be his year after three seasons in the doldrums before his team-mates joined forces with the former Chelsea player in another example of how much loved he is by a dressing room which he lit the last fireworks at the Santiago Bernabéu, wrapped to the brim in what signified the reunion with the scene of those comebacks that colored the trip to Paris as epic.
Source: La Verdad
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