2023-12-06 05:00:35
Oviedo fans are in high spirits to finish the year well. There is a desire to support Luis Carrión’s team. It was clear yesterday in the center of Oviedo. It wasn’t even 9 in the morning, it was shivering cold, and the queue on Caveda Street to get a ticket for Racing-Oviedo this Sunday (4:15 p.m.) was impressive. Nobody wants to miss the El Sardinero event, which is expected to host one of the largest Oviedo trips of the season.
The fans, many with hats and earmuffs, queued early because, although Racing sent 1,200 tickets to Oviedo, yesterday less than half, 550, were sold at the box office, with the rest managed by the Association of Peñas Azules (Aparo) and his associates. This time, unlike some previous sales, like when the team played in Lezama against Amorebieta, everyone seemed happy, because the demand seemed to coincide with the supply. At the end of the afternoon there were still tickets available, so any Oviedo fan who wants to be at the match will not miss the event.
The members who do not belong to any club were early risers and the tickets were flying. Many, commented in the queue, will take advantage of the weekend to get away to Santander and also enjoy the game. In Caveda there was a moderate optimism because, despite the losses, the blue team had a great game against Espanyol in the last home game and the fans commented that they expect a good version of Luis Carrión’s team. “In the three remaining games we have to make seven points out of nine to be close to the play-off. We have to go to El Sardinero to win,” said Sergio Fernández yesterday, who queued early on. “The team is in a good moment and we can be optimistic,” he assured.
Nora Díaz, David Monteserín and Nicolás García were also preparing their trip to Santander and had planned to spend the night in Cantabria before the game to “watch Oviedo win.”
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