The plan to welcome the Spanish team did not work out, as the two teams played a rather dismal goalless draw that did not provide much in terms of entertainment. No offense to Copenhagen, but teams like Manchester City and Borussia Dortmund are more attractive places for Spanish fans to spend their hard-earned money on a midweek trip. Copenhagen is not the biggest team in the group.
Stewards brought trays of beers to the stands for Sevilla fans to simply grab and enjoy. Great competition can undoubtedly earn a club a lot of money, but they choose to delay it out of respect for their visitors.
Instead of loading bombs, they gave free beer to people who attended Telia Parken. A great way to show appreciation for those who come to watch. Football needs more stories like this one where opposing teams work together rather than playing like enemies.
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Amazing gesture from Copenhagen
It looks like the Danish team recognized and chose to reward the Sevilla fans who made an effort to come to the match by spending their Wonga on a trip to Telia Parken. Although traveling to new locations or less popular areas in the European tournament appealed to many, there were plenty of empty seats in Seville by the end of Friday night.
But the host gave the travelers a reward for their efforts and made a wonderful gesture by putting aside his football hostility.
With Copenhagen and Sevilla earning their first points in the group stage last night, it’s no surprise that Manchester City led the group ahead of Dortmund.
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