Sevilla takes action and remembers Liverpool

Sevilla FC has just announced this Monday afternoon that it is going to present an urgent appeal, together with the French Association Nationale des Supporters, against the administrative resolution to prohibit access to any person who goes as a red and white fan to various areas. from different cities, including Lens and Arras, and against the French Ministry of the Interior's decision last night to ban flights.

The Nervion rectors hope to have a resolution as soon as possible, but they do not rule out that it could even be at dawn. Aware of the difficulty of changing the criteria of the French administration in this aspect related to security, he informs his followers that he will put all his legal and diplomatic efforts to try to ensure that the fans can be at the match against Racing Club de Lens.

This movement comes after a quick deliberation among the members of the board of directors who traveled this morning to the northern town that serves as the head of the department of Pas de Calais, with José Castro Carmona, its president, as well as his right-hand man and future first president, José María del Nido Carrasco, in front.

Although time plays against Sevilla's interests, since there are just over 24 hours left until the duel of the sixth day in Group B of the Champions League begins in which Les Sang et Or and the Seville team will play third place and, with it, the possibility of continuing to seal the continental passport this season, which will have to be for the winner in the Europa League, since Arsenal FC and PSV Eindhoven certified their mathematical presence in the round of 16 two weeks ago final of the maximum competition.

The end of history

With many Sevilla fans waiting for news, some traveling strangis to Lens, flouting the prohibitions in France, the legal representatives of Eduardo Dato's institution are working around the clock to present the corresponding document and its proper official translation in order to to obtain a quick response, if possible in a matter of hours, so that, thus, those who were planning to travel to the neighboring country can do so with all the law and sing the famous Liverpool anthem You'll never walk alone.