At dawn, with the sword of relegation to the Second Division deeply embedded in the souls of the Girona fans, a hundred white-and-red supporters still had the strength to await the protagonists' departure at the Montilivi esplanade. The mood of the majority wavered between rage and pain, but it had a common denominator: they wanted to see heads roll. We are not talking about the footballers, who, in general terms, are excused. We refer to those in charge. To the leaders who sit in the box. The shouts of "Board, resign" just after the match ended were significant. The Girona fans point to them as culprits of a disastrous outcome that could definitively change the history of the club.

A big party at the RCDE Stadium to celebrate the 125th anniversary of Espanyol, founded on October 28, 1900. Saturday's matchday kicked off around midday with a popular butifarrada (sausage) and a period-inspired welcome on the team bus. It ended with over 30,000 fans celebrating a great win against Elche and an exciting start to the league season, with the Blue and Whites firmly in the European standings.