Las Palmas: 15 players forgotten at the airport before a match… because of a coffee break

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By: Manu Tournoux

Las Palmas: 15 players forgotten at the airport before a match… because of a coffee break

The trip of the delegation from Las Palmas to Seville turned comical this Saturday. While the island club travels to Andalusia to face Sevilla FC tomorrow in La Liga (6:30 p.m.), 15 players from the group and two physios were forgotten at the airport and thus missed their flight.

The reason ? They would have gotten lost during their coffee break. The local newspaper Canarias7 specifies that the players finally arrived too late at the boarding gate and that their plane had already taken off. Information confirmed by the club this Saturday, which adds that the part of the group remaining on the Canary Islands will fly away on a charter flight in the evening. There is better preparation…

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Manu Tournoux

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