Heliodoro Rodriguez Lopez Stadium will host this Sunday the second leg of the final between CD Tenerife and Girona FCfrom which one of the two teams will come out with a place in the First Division of Spanish football for the next campaign vibrate with the constellation of stars of the highest category of Spanish football.
After the goalless draw in the first leg a week ago in Montilivi, the group trained by Luis Miguel Ramis aspires to write the last page of a book that began back in August. In addition, in a year of illusion, since Tenerife is in its Centenary.
The Heliodoro Rodriguez Lopez will record a full housewith more than 22,000 spectators in the stands, in a game that could lead to promotion twelve years after their last relegation and, specifically, it would be the first to be lived with Tenerife as a local.
With the premise of maintaining the defensive solidity that has characterized him throughout the season, Luis Miguel Ramis’s squad have expressed during the week their intention to improve the offensive performances of the first leg to generate more problems for Girona.
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For the island of Tenerife this week has probably been the longest in the last decade. “The hours have seemed like years to us when the date of the match was approaching”tells a faithful blue and white fan to Mundo Deportivo questioned by the emotion of the playoff. “Tenerife is everything. I have suspended my holidays to be able to be in the stadium and see the team from my land rise”comments a María Pérez, a fan who will be present at the Heliodoro.
“If we go up we dye our hair”, “I will tattoo the phrase football concrete -in reference to Luis Miguel Ramis and the style he practices in Tenerife-“, enthusiastically outline a group of teenagers under the watchful eye of MD. The island, this week, breathes illusion.
Even one of the means of transport used in Tenerife, such as the tram, did not want to miss the opportunity to support the team. Like many town halls or emblematic sites on the island.
The Tenerife tram labeled to support Tete
Logic prevails in these cases and the balconies of the inhabitants of Tenerife already they are decorated to support the Tete. They have been joined by some town halls, emblematic sites on the island or company buildings, such as Caixabank, where the blue and white flag flies.
The blue and white flag flies at the headquarters of Caixabank in Tenerife
Whatever happens this Sunday, the island of Tenerife can be very satisfied with the support it has given to a team that will play for promotion to the First Division starting at 8:00 p.m. -Canarian time-. Tete has already won something and that is nothing more than re-excite an island that has become hooked on the blue and white feeling.
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