Upstairs, on the low west gallery, sat the two beings he loves most in this life: Don Luis Manuel Diaz, his father, and Mrs. Cilenis Marulandahis mother, whom he wanted to honor after he and his entire family had experienced a nightmare of twelve long days, the time of which his father was robbed freedom.
‘Lucito’ was the life and soul of the ‘Metro’ field. There was no human force that could stop the guajiro, who only had to refine his aim to complete a dream presentation.
Not even the insurance Marquinhos, nor the brave Gabriel, much less the educated Emerson Royal They could deal with the talent of a player who wanted to make history in the national team.
With his speed and skill, ‘Lucito’ brought everyone in ‘the Metro’ to their feet more than once, leaving rivals like ‘dolls’ on the road and upending a Brazil that entrusted itself to all its saints, so that the De Liverpool star missed the decisive moment, as happened more than once.
The only thing missing was that: the goal. The one who was present in the last part of the match, when the ‘potatoes were burning’ and it seemed that the unjustified defeat would be a punishment for the brave Colombia, which, despite a 1-0 opposition, had shown itself superior to its rival.
The first cry for a goal came in the 74th minute. After so many failed attempts, Luchito captured a cross from the left side with his head and ordered to save the ball, unleashing the joy of a ball. ‘meter’ crazy
Source: El heraldo
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