I decided last minute on Sunday to buy a ticket to the
Sevilla vs. Betis game to see what all the fuss is about. ¿por qué no?
Before
heading to the game I was warned to be extra cautious because Betis is
Sevilla’s greatest rivalry and the fans tend to get a bit rowdy.
Policemen watching over the tailgate, "botellón" |
Much like a
football game in the United States, fans gathered outside the stadium early in
the morning to tailgate or "botellón" as it is called here. By the time I arrived two hours before the game,
drunken fans were shooting off fireworks, dancing around, cheering, and proudly
singing fight songs at the top of their lungs.
We joined right
in on the festivities, and celebrated with the masses at the 5-1 win over
Betis.
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