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‘Lovely to be back’: La Liga fans finally return on emotional weekend | Sid Lowe

The Guardian - Supporters of champions Atlético Madrid and second division winners Espanyol could at last see their teams in action “I had waited a long time to live this moment,” Marcelino Garcí­a Toral said, speaking for so many. Since he took over from Gaizka Garitano in January, the Athletic Club manager has won the Spanish Super Cup, been at two Copa del Rey finals and seen his team beat Barcelona, Real Madrid and Atlético Madrid, but he hadn’t seen this. This, he said when at last the place they call the cathedral had fallen quiet again, was “extraordinary.” Related: Real Madrid extend Karim Benzema’s contract and insert €1bn release clause Continue reading...

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