51 dead. The day after the torrential rains in eastern Spain, the toll was heavy in the Valencia region, and support obviously came from both sides. The local football club, playing in the first division in the <a href="https://www.archysport.com/2022/01/supercopa-real-madrid-wins-again-against-fc-barcelona/" title="Supercopa: Real Madrid wins again against FC Barcelona”>Spanish championship, wanted to “express its sincere condolences to the families and loved ones of those who died in the floods”.
The city hall has already announced that all schools would remain closed on Wednesday, as would public gardens, and that all sporting events were canceled. The club which is preparing to welcome Real Madrid to its stadium this Saturday did not provide information on the holding of the events, but above all said it was “at the disposal of the authorities and municipalities affected to help in the as far as possible.”
In the midst of events, the Valencia players must first travel to the suburbs of Madrid to face the modest CP Parla team this Wednesday evening in the 64th final of the Copa del Rey. A minute of silence for those who died in the floods should take place before the start of the meeting.
