Elche CF fans, passionate about football, are counting down to the league clash. The Frangiverdes faithful will back their team as the rivalry resumes this Thursday, with kick-off scheduled for 21:30 against Atletico Madrid. The atmosphere is set to be electric as supporters travel from across the country to cheer on Elche in the Spanish capital.
Only 400 seats remain available at a price of 42 euros each. Elche supporters have already secured more than 200 tickets, and a strong turnout is anticipated on Thursday at the Metropolitan Citizens Stadium. The club, together with the Peñas Federation and the animation booth, has organized a bus service priced at 28 euros. Two buses are already full, testament to the enthusiasm of the fans (Source: FPECF).
In addition to the organized travel, many more followers plan to drive their own cars to Madrid to join the sea of Elche colors on match night (Source: FPECF).
There is speculation of a last minute ticket drop on Monday, with the expectation that most of the 400 seats could be claimed by Elche supporters before the game (Source: FPECF).
Tickets for the Atletico de Madrid v Elche CF match are on sale on Monday
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Visit to the San Jose mental hospital
On the other hand, the Peñas Federation held their traditional Christmas Eve visit to the Asilo de San José to share a moment with the elderly residents. After a three year pause caused by the pandemic, the group returned with songs and festive cheer, uplifting the spirits of the residents.
During the event, peñas sang Christmas carols and folk songs, bringing joy to the adults and creating a warm, communal atmosphere (Source: FPECF).
Penistas with the elderly
That day, Pepe Marcos could not attend due to illness, yet the organizers did not miss the moment. The event featured the song Mucho Elche, a staple of the tradition that the fans cherish deeply (Source: FPECF).
The elders were gifted small tokens and warm wishes, a gesture welcomed with smiles and appreciation. The day carried the same festive spirit that characterizes Elche supporters, who arrived with scarves, Santa hats, and various Christmas motifs, decorating the space with a shared sense of community (Source: FPECF).