Fernando Alonso fan a series rising

Fernando Alonso was involved in celebrating Real Oviedo’s rise to the Spanish Main Series. EPA / AOP

Fernando Alonso He was just a F1 entry at Minard and he had only run a few races when the hometown’s football column Real Oviedo last played in the Spanish Main Series.

On Saturday, the 24 -year -old hike finally ended when the team overturned Mirandés’ own Carlos Tartie Stadium in the second installment after the overtime 3-1.

Mirandés had won the first part at home 1-0, but the joint goals were recorded in Oviedo 3-2.

The rule specialty of the Spanish league’s upstairs qualifiers was that even if the joint goals were evenly recorded, the stadium would not have been shot by the stadium.

Even in this case, the ovano would have risen to La Liga because it ranked higher in the second diva (third) than the opponent (fourth).

On the other hand, however, the rules read that in the case of a fair situation, the overtime must be played, to which the pair of the match went 2-2 numbers.

Sleeping giant

Real Oviedo is one of Spain’s historic major clubs. It has played as many as 38 through the main series, the last of which was 2000-2001.

The brightest star of the modern team is the former Arsenal player Santi Cazorlawho, at the age of 40, played a crucial role in the upswing.

On Saturday, Cazorla finished with a valuable 1-1 handicap of a rank. The decisive 2-1 goal was made by the Moroccan Ilyas chaira At the beginning of the second episode.

The most handsome hit of the evening was responsible for Francisco portillowhose semi -volleyball hit the upper corner at the end of the first episode of the overtime.

Alonso, who was, of course, played a goal in the historic match of Carlos Tartie.

After that, Mirandés should have scored at least two goals. The assignment was impossible to encourage the blue shirts to encourage the Asturian audience.