“Once again in Europe they are going to see Real”. The popular chant from the cheering stands is made flesh again after the team’s first win in the entire League. It was necessary to wait for the penultimate day for the Real to take off the corset, rage with their opponent and for the team’s productive spring to finally break out. Imanol’s men won by more than two goals difference for the first time throughout the course to the relief of a parish that warmed up to the sound of the ‘txitxarros’ and that ended up levitating until almost reaching the level of the trusses with the first goal of Portu of the entire league season. It took 13 months without celebrating something and without merging with the stands to celebrate it. Sometimes seeing the yellow one, that’s why it’s even ‘gustirrinín’.
Real expected to be able to close the financial year without losses due to the sale of Willian José to Betis for 8.5 million -paid in installments- and due to the tremendous savings in rockets for the entire campaign. But yesterday the sky of Donostia finally thundered. It was time. This time, hand in hand with a Silva who dressed up as Maradona, everything was to the face, to finally be able to turn on their backs and celebrate the goals as they do in Anoeta, dancing holding each other.
‘Torloth’ took out his hammer to claim that he wants to stay with arguments. His maneuver away from the enemy and unmarked and the subsequent execution after Silva’s pass is a good battering ram. Fourth hammer blow in the League.
The Januzaj notch is the third. It was a 2-0 that came at the most critical moment. His execution from the penalty spot was like a surgeon. He did not raise a beat despite the fact that he executed from 11 meters while the respectable urged him to stay next season.
The paroxysm, however, came in that minute 97. Portu had the accumulated rage of a whole year. He asked to take the penalty almost since he was being run over by Alarcón. His scoring baptism was everyone’s. The fullness of him, shared.