Nuestro derbi es París
Tomás Roncero
Madrid Sport News
En París, Valverde y 10 más
El uruguayo está terminando la temporada como un cohete y se ha convertido en un futbolista vital para el despliegue físico y de personalidad que están exigiendo los partidos decisivos de la campaña. Su salida al césped del Metropolitano cambió el choque y la cara de un Madrid que hasta entonces solo deambulaba sin demasiada intención de meter la pierna ni complicarse wn exceso la vida. Fede se convirtió en el principal protagonista del encuentro,dominando en lo físico el centro del campo y poniendo en dos ocasiones en muchos apuros a Oblak. Su empeño logró conectar a sus compañeros y a punto estuvo de aguar la fiesta de la Champions a los de Simeone.
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