More than a thousand spectators supported the Club de Fútbol Unión Sur Yaiza this Saturday in the second leg of the second round of the promotion phase to Segunda RFEF against Panadería Pulido San Mateo, a match that ended with a resounding victory of 3 to 0 for the local team, which allows them to enter the draw for the last round of the promotion play-off, which is held this Monday, and continue dreaming of fulfilling another historic milestone this season.
Last April, the southern club celebrated the promotion of the youth team to the Division of Honor when there were still three matchdays left to finish the League.
The mayor of Yaiza publicly congratulates, on his behalf and on behalf of the entire Corporation, "the entire squad, their coach Maxi Barrera, directors and other members of the club for this magnificent result that allows us to continue dreaming and shows that with effort, dedication and courage practically everything is possible." Noda also congratulates "the entire family of the green and black club and, especially, the tireless fans who, with their drive and encouragement, manage to bring out the best in this great team that is heading straight for success."
A large representation of the municipal government group followed the match with emotion together with an exemplary fan base that knew how to celebrate with enthusiasm and respect the "forceful" triumph of their team from the stands. "The fans and the entire municipality celebrate this victory that allows us to continue dreaming of achieving another historic milestone for southern football. It is being an impressive season," applauds the Councilor for Sports, Ángel Lago, proudly, recalling that "just two months ago we celebrated the promotion of the youth team to the Division of Honor and that is only in terms of football. Congratulations to the squad and the entire US Yaiza family."
The mayor and the sports councilor, on behalf of the entire southern Corporation, wish them "the best of luck in this last round" and encourage them "to continue fighting and dreaming of writing a new chapter in the history of the club."