As he DRC Mallorca As the Athletic Club of Bilbao you already know what it’s like to win one Copa del Rey. Perhaps the ‘lions’ know this better than the ‘vermillions’, as they are the second club with the most monarchical titles in their cabinets: a total 23 trophiesin addition to 16 more participants in the finals. However, recent history, as far as titles are concerned, is on the side of the Balearic Islands; His last – and only – Copa del Rey win was in 2003and of the people of Bilbao in 1984.
Seville He has been preparing for several days to receive a clash of two fans that threatens the hope of the whole season on the grass. The one in Javier Aguirre continue to struggle to prove their staying power, while the disciples of ‘Txingurri‘ Valverde They trust their year in the KO tournament. The legendary stadium of ‘The Charterhouse‘, recently the main headquarters of the Spanish team, received a shock that generated hope throughout Spanish football, thanks to the added romanticism of not having FC Barcelona nor with real Madrid Eventually.
Who will play the Copa del Rey final at home and why?
The condition of local either guest It fades when it is played on a neutral field, so displaced fans can play a detail that can be decisive. Mallorca fans had already bought all the tickets they had, and in Bilbao they responded accordingly. However, one must present as a local the official match report of RFEF. In this case, The team that will play at home on the La Cartuja scoreboard this Saturday at 10:00 pm in the Copa del Rey final is Athletic Club of Bilbao, and the RCDE Mallorca will be the guest.
The status of the Biscayans as local is no coincidence. The regulations of RFEF establishing that the team with the longest years since founding is 1 in the pool. In this case, the Athletic Club It was founded in 1898 and RCDE Mallorca in 1916. That would give them the right decide on kits and its colors, so Muriqi and the company can’t wear their classic red kit. Furthermore, the group of siblings Williams will have the right local locker room.
Source: La Verdad
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