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After a long tour on Monday, the National Sports Team arrived in Barcelona, home of the Champions League match against Ferencváros, where life is much less bubbly than before as a result of the coronavirus epidemic, but not only because it is cloudy and the Catalans expect a particularly close match. one of his fans. On-site report.
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| Location of Tuesday’s match (Photo: Attila Török) |
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Our long journey to Barcelona started at five in the morning on Sunday, and after crossing the Slovenian border at lightning speed we didn’t have to bother with admission to Italy: when we told the border guard at the waist, and cordially (“Va bene!” – agree) he let us go our way, there was much of him left …
Given the hike of about 2,000 kilometers, we divided the trip into two days, and due to regulations in France, we are sure to reserve accommodation on the way to the Italian side of the border safely. The approach of our first objective was marked by endless tunnels, but to improve the spirits, on the way to the accommodation, the reassuring news arrived that the last accreditation application had also been accepted in Barcelona.
The Latin rhythm was typical during the administration anyway, the request for the pre-match press conferences was recognized by the Catalans in two stages, after a waiting time of approximately twenty to twenty hours, but on Monday morning All obstacles in this area had been removed.
During our occupation of our temporary residence, our former host smiling at the sound of our destiny in Barcelona put us on our way to an unadulterated Italian pizzeria, but forced us to hold the mouth mask until the three-minute spot, otherwise we will they would expect sanctions. To avoid the late-night chatter, the building was also locked and shuttered with suggestive behavior, or “my son didn’t come in or out until eight in the morning.”
We continued our trip on Monday, thankfully without problems, it is true that the “barbed wire” that could be used to deter armed guards and those hanging on the Spanish border inadvertently made people flinch a bit.
Upon arriving at the hotel, we asked the people on the street about the BL game on Tuesday, Ferencváros and Hungarian football; It’s no wonder that Barcelona were considered a favorite, but at first glance one of them expected a surprisingly close battle.
“I’m from Barça, we used to go to games too Said our informant subject, who had previously played in the lower class. – It is a crazy city, the streets are always bustling, many tourists come just for Barça, but now because of the measures for the coronavirus epidemic they do not appear, I will also be watching the meeting at home, we will not even find friends ” .
“Obviously Barcelona is the favorite team, stronger, but in the Champions League anything can happen. Added. – I know as much about Ferencváros as I read on the net, I know Kubala, of course, but I didn’t know that he also played for the Verdiblancos. If I had to guess the final result, I would say that a Barcelona triumphed 1-1 because the home team is full of problems within the club and they also lost the weekend game.
When asked about our Hungarian football, the Serbian receptionist at our accommodation said that he knew that after a long time Ferencváros had returned to the BL group circle, but he also loved water polo and also remembered the recently deceased Tibor Benedek.
There was no time for many nesting sites, the Ferencváros press conference has arrived, in which Serhiy Rebrov spoke, among other things, that it is true that a Classic is still being organized this week, but for them The derby against Újpest is like the battle of the Catalans against Real Madrid!
CHAMPIONS LEAGUE 2020–2021
GROUP G AGENDA
ROUND 1
Tuesday, October 20
18.55: Dynamo Kiev (Ukraine) – Juventus (Italy) (Television: Player2) – live in the ufo
21.00: FC Barcelona (Spanish) – CONFERENCE CITY (behind closed doors; Television: M4 Sport) – live in the ufo
The pictures of the Group G teams called BL you can read here!
National sports reports on the venue: László Borbély, Adam Smahulya (text), Tamás Nagy-Pál (video) and Attila Török (Photo)
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