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Vice President Puigner says that what the Government would like to see is a “Spain-Catalonia in Barcelona” and that he is working for this
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That the Spanish team is going to play a match in Barcelona 18 years later is not particularly exciting news for the Government.
Far from applauding the fact that the national team is going to play a friendly at Espanyol’s stadium on March 29, the vice president of the Generalitat, Jordi Puigner, has stated: “What I would like to see in Barcelona is a Spain-Catalonia”. “It’s what we work for,” added the leader of Junts, referring to the achievement of the independence process as a preliminary step to the dispute of matches between the Spanish team and an official team from Catalonia.
Colau, equidistant
More equidistant has been the mayor of Barcelona, Ada Colau, who has framed the landing of the national team in “sporting normality” and has wished “luck” to “the different teams”, that is, both the Spanish team and the one that will be their rival in the friendly match, Albania.
You have to go back to 1975 to find the last match of the Spanish team in Barcelona. It took place on October 12 of that year against Denmark at the Sarri stadium and they won by two goals to nil.
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