It’s a day to dream. A magical night for any txuri urdin, old, young or old. And this is shown by the fans all the time. From the preview until the final whistle. The Champions League is gone, but how they enjoyed it.
Decaffeinated reception
The reception has exactly the same problems as in the Cup. The police cordon left the bus fans at a great distance. As expected, part of the fans, the loudest and most colorful, managed to bypass the security and attack the restricted area at the top of the underground parking lot on Paseo Errondo. The Ertzaintza carried out charges to keep people away from a bus that sped up and passed the last part of the promenade in seconds. The afternoon was calmer than expected, with almost no incidents. Good vibes and silence in Amara. A few ex-royalists dropped by. Imanol Agirretxe, Zurutuza or Jagoba Arrasate saw them The coach took many pictures and said that he came to have fun at Real.
Anoeta is beautiful
Anoeta is beautiful. All were packed, as there was a historic attendance record of 39,336 spectators, a number that exceeded the stadium’s official capacity. Play of lights, txuri urdin color everywhere. The names of the players were shouted with passion, the royal anthem was sung in unison and the legendary Champions League song was enjoyed for the last time in a while. The tifo prepared by Bultzada is one to remember. It read ‘Vascones in summi montes. Verticesurgentes’, referring to the Battle of Orreaga in the year 778. The Vascones took advantage of the prominent terrain, destroyed the rearguard of the Frankish army and defeated Charlemagne (King of the Franks) in the forest, who proceeded to burn their capital, Iruñea. They wanted to convey the message that in Anoeta, at home, Real had a chance to knock down a giant.
The stadium came out with a score of 0-1 Mbappe, but he showed pride to close the match and the adventure with a passionate celebration of 1-2, with his classic ‘Dale Cavese’ and with emotional Txoria Txori. The history of the team needs to be honored.
The PSG ultras, fun
The most radical fans of PSG left after seven in the afternoon from the Alderdi Eder gardens to the Anoeta stadium. Guarded by the Ertzaintza, the French fans slowly approached the stadium. 700 of the 2,000 who arrived were ultras and therefore the measures adopted by the police were historic, unprecedented. They arrived a bit late, after being held up for a while at the Iron Bridge under tight security measures, so they wouldn’t be at the same time as the royalist fans who had arrived to welcome the team. Lighted flares, some sticks and occasional stones were seen in the ertzainas. Inside the stadium they enjoyed. They didn’t stop singing from the opening whistle until almost midnight. Nothing happened to them on Monday or Tuesday, nothing is happening now.
Source: La Verdad
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