In Mestalla, the atmosphere is electric, a battlefield where the sports club seeks to redeem itself after two consecutive defeats. Hopefully, this third game marks a turning point. The author expresses an emotional ambivalence, oscillating between sadness and joy, and entrusts a life closer to dreams than to reality. He describes himself as someone who finds refuge in athletics, a passion that keeps him floating. He evokes a possible shock therapy, but resists the uncertainty of the outcome, wondering if his soul allows him. He cites the pride of Valencia CF players, able to outperform even in numerical inferiority, and the determination embodied by Jon Aspiazu.

The match takes place with a particular intensity, the Valencia CF team showing remarkable superiority in a foreign field. The author describes a promising combination game, with missed moments of opportunity, recalling the absence of key attackers like Iñaki Williams and other important players. He stressed the frustration with the team’s lost time and offensive drought, despite efforts to adapt the strategy and exploit the opponent’s weaknesses. The author observes the increasing tension, the determination of the players not to yield to pressure, and the strength of athletics as a constant reminder of the need to persevere.

The end of the game is marked by a decisive turning point, with defensive mistakes and missed opportunities that may have changed the course of the game. The author evokes the philosophy of athletics, which teaches that superiority is not a guarantee of victory and that even in inferiority it is possible to win. He expresses a deep emotional fatigue, wishing to be detached from his passionate attachment to football. He concludes by stressing the strength of destiny and the importance of not rebelling against events, while recognizing the difficulty of not being affected by the results and emotions associated with this sport.