Oviedo returns to La Liga

In the second leg of the final of the Spanish Second Division in the early morning of Sunday (22nd), Oviedo dramatically defeated Milandes in overtime and returned to the La Liga after 24 years. Santigo Cazorla Gonzalez, who is already 40 years old, once played for Arsenal, has gone from having to amputate his life due to serious injury 8 years ago to playing for his old club Ovido, who is on the verge of bankruptcy with a "minimum wage" 2 years ago. He scored a life-saving goal in the semi-finals and finals of this season and has become Ovido's upgraded hero, writing the most moving football fairy tale!

Ovido, who ranked third in the Spanish Second Division, scored a free throw by the team's legendary Cassorla, who was able to eliminate Almeria 3-2 in the second round of the semi-finals of the play-offs two weeks ago. After losing to Milandes 0-1 in the first leg of the final, Oviedo lost another goal in the early part of the second leg on Sunday. However, Cazorla calmly scored a 12-yard penalty in the 39th minute of the game and opened the prelude to the team's counterattack. Oviedo scored 2 goals in the second half and scored 3-2 in the second half, and advanced to the La Liga.

After the end of this game, more than a thousand Ovido fans rushed into the stadium and rushed towards Cazorla to celebrate. The 40-year-old star was born in the Ovedo youth training team. He played for Axiannu for six seasons and was hailed as one of the best midfielders in the Premier League. Unfortunately, he began to suffer from injuries in 2016. He tried 8 foot and ankle surgeries within a year. He was also worried about whether he needed amputation due to bacterial infection. Finally, he had to "borrow skin" on his arm to cover the wound, including the skin with his daughter's tattooed name and skin was transplanted to the ankle.

It is hard to imagine such a serious injury, which did not allow Casolla to retire early. Two years ago, he returned to Ovedo with the legal "minimum wage" (annual salary of 91,000 euros) in La Liga. Since relegated from the La Liga in 2001, Oviedo has experienced financial problems and owed players' salaries. In 2003, he was relegated to the Sidine League. He has been floating in the Spanish low-level league for the past 20 years. This season, he finally returned to the La Liga under the leadership of Cazorla.

Cazora kissed his girlfriend passionately after the game. He also said after the game: "I feel extremely happy, especially for Ovedo fans. This club has suffered a lot of hardships in recent years. Now we can finally celebrate. Thank the fans for their support throughout the season. Helping Ovedo upgrade is my greatest dream and achievement in life. I am now the happiest person in the world."