Estadio de Riazor go light up again dis afternoon by 19:00 h for DAZN as Deportivo de La Coruña and Sevilla FC go face each other.
Deportivo, di blanquiazul side wey Fernando Hidalgo dey coach, arrive as di big revelation of di competition. Dem share di unbeaten status only with FC Barcelona.
With support from dia fans, Dépor plan to rotate. Names like Altimira, Mella, or di expected Angeliño fit get dia chance.
For di other side, Sevilla of Luis García land Galicia after competing with war economy wey no stop dem from showing enviable competitiveness.
Di hispalenses get physical advantage because dem rest since Friday, even though dem face di match with defensive absence of Sangante.
Dem expect duel of maximum intensity and tactical solidity between two proposals wey hunger for victories.
Di crossing between Franja, Bailén and San Nicolás streets record notable pile of waste, bottles and dirt on facades on Wednesday afternoon due to concentration of about one thousand Sevilla fans.
Shopkeepers for dis central Coruña area complain about difficulties for pedestrian traffic and damage to shop entrances hours before match against Deportivo for Riazor.
According to wetin dem talk, di concentration start to form from 14:30 around di small plaza and hospitality establishments.
As hours pass, massive presence of supporters block passage of pedestrians for public road.
Also, dem place banners and flags on adjacent facades ‘fixed with paper adhesives wey hard to remove’.
Because dem no fit maintain normal transit and environment don spoil, shopkeepers contact security forces.
After calls to 091 and later 092, National Police officers show for di place after 17:00 to supervise di atmosphere and accompany fans to stadium, estimating crowd around 1,000 people.
Dem manage municipal cleaning service intervention via 010.
By 17:30, first worker come on foot with sweeper cart, then around 18:00 second worker join with small-tonnage truck to remove accumulated bags.
But business owners for di area talk say di pavement don affect by spilled alcohol and other remains, calling Sevilla fans ‘uncivilized’ and demanding specific scrubbing machinery to sanitize di road.
Di impact of di concentration force some shopkeepers to remove damage from entrances to dia shops before evening opening.
Also, affected people talk say dem need solvents to clear stickers wey dem fix on shop window glass, as dem lament losses caused by lack of pedestrian flow during di day.
