Second place, another challenge for ‘EuroGirona’

It’s for challenges. He Girona He lives underwater in a countless list of goals that are updated like versions of the most modern mobile phones. In a few months, the ‘blanc-i-vermell’ team went from fighting for permanence to achieving the historic points record, although, both lost with half a championship ahead of them, the challenges has moved to achieve a place in Europe and, if it happens, to tie one of the four places that provide access to Champions.

As if few, and even if the fans dream about the hypothetical match for the title of the League until the month of February, a new goal appears, less attractive than the previous ones, second place in qualifying table. To achieve this, Míchel’s men know that everything involves going above and beyond FC Barcelona, who are located two points adrift and, to add excitement to the matter, they will both face each other after passing the day leading into next weekend. In addition, the appointment will be held at Montilivi, where the ‘gironin’ achieved 41 out of 48 possible points in a total of 16 contests.

Everything will pass, but, to fulfill Gran Canaria, where the people from Girona will visit a more complicated fiefdom, despite the fact that the yellow team has accumulated five consecutive defeats in their last games. The Barça of Xavifor its part, will have to do their homework at home against a Valencia team that, despite losing on the last day, is one point away from seventh place, which will offer a place to compete in Conference League and four to tie the sixth place which opens the doors to European Leaguealways keeping in mind that the Athletic did not refuse the seventh step to a lower position.

Not even the streak of results gave subsequent appointments a mathematical classification of Girona For the Champions League, the Catalans can be satisfied. As long as there are options, the squad and the club will dream of wresting second place in the tournament from the Blaugranas, assuming a hypothetical runners-up finish that will also go down in the entity’s history and The league. Furthermore, they will be crowned the best Catalan team after years and years of culé hegemony at the helm, something unthinkable for any ‘Gironí’ fan.

Michael and they continue to overcome challenges to assign themselves new ones and, with Europe already in the pocket, the Champions and the second place seems to be a more than exciting path for a year that will be marked on the retina of the entire Catalan province. In six days, maybe less, anyone can remove any doubts to deny or prove the new dream of Girona.