Fig. City of Culture, Ciudad Obrera, of traditions, of football. Hometown of Salvador Dalíwhere art is breathed in every corner. The artist painted his dreams and this year, football, became a new form of artistic expression for the Ue fig trees. The youth team U19 He starred in an unforgettable deed when conquering the Micfootball 2025 With a goal that will remain in the memory of many people.
It was all predestined to happen. He considered it Dani the hallclub president. “I thought: what if the circle closes?” Alavés. He Municipal Stadium of Figueres He opened the tournament and closed it in style. Even the casuistry wanted to enter the equation. “It was planned that this final was the penultimate to play, but in the end they decided to move it to the last,” he said Sala. It meant closing that, the circle.
Eric Torres, celebrating the goal of the final against Alavés in the U19 category of Micfootball 2025
Of art was in charge Eric Torreswho began to sign the penalties when the suffering in front of the Vitorian quarry began to endanger the final. “On penalties I knew we would have options,” the ram confessed. Something, precisely, in which the president did not agree, who felt they would win. “At the break we commented on the play and did not want them to sign the draw, I knew we would win, that we would have,” he recalled.
That to an explosion of blue and white paint enough less than four seconds. It was the time that this work came down from heaven from the center of the field to feel “the best feeling I have had in my life,” he said Eric Torres. The nine embodied on the canvas a new work for the Empordanese city with full intentions. “I saw the goalkeeper twice advanced and when I had the opportunity I hit him with everything,” he recalled.
Eric Torres, celebrating the goal of the final against Alavés in the U19 category of Micfootball 2025
The 'nine' only ran, in his last minutes as a minor, to celebrate a birthday with his hobby and at his own home. “We took t -shirts where our fans were dressed. It was our day,” he said Sala.
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