THE League covered part of the tribute Eibar And Elche to the victims of DANA putting up the home team’s roster sign while the 22 starting players posed with a flag of the Valencian Community. It was already when they broke the pineapple that the show focused on what was happening, but it was too late. Before, they showed the flag when it was on the grass and without any football players in the field of fire.
A beautiful moment between two teams who come together for the same reason, which is none other than to support the Valencians who are experiencing a few days of pure suffering, was overshadowed by Eibar’s programming on television. Those who attended Ipurúa Municipal Stadium Yes, they were able to witness in first person this moving tribute to the entire Valencian Community with its flag.
Remember that Elche belongs to this territory and its match on the 13th day Second division It was not postponed because it is not one of the territories most affected by the DANA tragedy which is ravaging Spain this week. Yes, they postponed the Valencia-Real Madrid and the Villarreal-Rayo Vallecano In First of all and the Castellón-Racing from Ferrol and the Eldense-Huesca in the silver category.
𝐔𝐧𝐢𝐝𝐨𝐬 for the pain of an entire country
Today we compete for all of you #EibarElche | @LaLiga2 pic.twitter.com/GmluQLQCNB
— Elche Football Club 🌴💯 (@elcheckf) November 2, 2024
Tebas justifies playing this day of the League
Javier Tebas spoke out on his social networks in the face of the avalanche of criticism because the League does not stop and plays the 12th day despite the tragic consequences of the DANA which devastated this week Spain and especially to the Valencian Community. The president of the championship believes that “the best message is not to stop and to be on the front line”, while thousands of people are in the mud and collaborating in the efforts to clean up and rescue the hundreds of missing people .
“We think that in the terrible situation we are experiencing in Spain, the best message is not to stop, except in the affected areas. The best message is to be on the front line in our work, like all workers in the rest of the sectors, giving visibility, generating resources and explaining to the world that we must be all hands on deck to move forward.” published Tebas.
