Heliodoro Rodriguez Lopez Stadium will host this Sunday the second leg of the final between CD Tenerife and Girona FCwhere one of the two teams will emerge with a spot in the First Division of Spanish football for the next campaign will vibrate the constellation of stars of the highest category of Spanish football.
After a goalless draw in the first leg last week on Montilivi, the group trained by Luis Miguel Ramis seeks to write the last page of a book that began in August. In addition, in a year of illusion, because Tenerife is in its Centenary.
Heliodoro Rodriguez Lopez will record an entire housewith more than 22,000 spectators at the stands, in a game that could lead to promotion twelve years after their last relegation and, specifically, it will be the first to join Tenerife as a local.
On the premise of maintaining the defensive solidity that has been his hallmark throughout the season, Luis Miguel Ramis ’squad announced during the week their intention to improve the offensive performance of the first leg to produce more problems for Girona.
For the island of Tenerife this week is probably the longest in the last decade. “The times seem to be years to us when the date of the battle is approaching”tells a loyal blue and white fan to Mundo Deportivo who was questioned by the emotions of the playoffs. “Tenerife is everything. I suspended my holidays to get to the stadium and see the team from my land rise”commented María Pérez, a fan present at Heliodoro.
“If we go up we’ll dye our hair”, “I’ll tattoo the phrase football concrete -in reference to Luis Miguel Ramis and the style he does in Tenerife-“, enthusiastically outlines a group of teenagers under the supervision of MD. The island, this week, breathes illusion.
Even one of the modes of transport used in Tenerife, such as the tram, does not want to miss the opportunity to support the team. Like many town halls or emblematic sites on the island.
Logic prevailed in these cases and the balconies of the inhabitants of Tenerife already they are decorated to support Tete. They are accompanied by several town halls, emblematic sites on the island or company buildings, such as Caixabank, where the blue and white flag flies.
Whatever happens this Sunday, the island of Tenerife will enjoy the support it has given to a team that will play for promotion in the First Division starting 8:00 pm -Canarian time-. Tete has already won and nothing else revitalize an island hooked on the blue and white feel.
Source: La Verdad
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