A Courier cutting from 1890 has taken pride of
place in a permanent exhibition at top Spanish football club Sevilla FC’s
stadium, to mark the 125th anniversary of Spain’s oldest club.
The
article documented the founding of the club by British residents in Seville and
how they won the first football match ever played on Spanish soil.
The
story was written by a Seville correspondent and sent to The Courier shortly
afterwards — and Tuesday was exactly 125 years since it was published on March
17 1890.
That
old article was fantastic news in Spain, changing the history of Spanish
football.
Thanks
to The Courier Sevilla FC is now celebrating the 125th anniversary of the
club’s origins.
A
few days ago, as part of a series of events to commemorate this anniversary,
Sevilla FC inaugurated a permanent exhibition at the club’s stadium, where the
Dundee Courier edition of March 17 1890 plays a pivotal role.
As
you see, discovering that old Courier’s article was very lucky for the club as
Sevilla FC are now the current Uefa Europa League winners.
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