Mundialito El Porvenir 2024: What was the experience behind this famous soccer match that mixed huachitas with karate kicks | Purito Porvenir Champion | Game-Total

As yesterday and today, he had a desire for revenge and respect for his neighbors. Every May 1st the streets of El Porvenir are the center of spicy street football in Peru. This year’s winner is Purito Borvenir, who settled last year’s score and was crowned champion in 2023, narrowly losing to El Cartel de Villa. Now, they beat El Bandy DF 2-0 thanks to goals from Edu Manco and Roque, in a game that was decided in extra time, and characterized by a fan base that never stopped cheering for their colors in the final. El Porvenir 2024 World Cup.

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Football has been at the stadium for more than 70 years, with El Mundialito El Porvenir competing. Where? In the sixth block of El Borvenir Urbanization, La Victoria is about to experience a soccer match on the cement, where neighborhood friends gather their team, sweat and kick, looking for glory not only in sport but also in the economy. , since the prize for the winner, for example, this year is the sum of 17 thousand feet. The winner is Purito Borvenir, a team that respects the Victorian neighborhood.

At the forefront, the other finalist featured legendary futsal player Tony Alvarado from El Bandi TF, Universitario de Deportes, who has been in the news in recent weeks playing for Persas FC in the Kings League. Meanwhile, Alvarado will play Uruguay’s Peñarol in this season’s Copa Libertadores futsal tournament featuring Peruvian side Banda Vallon.

“This is the town festival. A Mundialito did not take place in Miraflores or Surco. Here people come to enjoy the taste of Victoriano, which is happy, playful and good tasting,” Arturo Sánchez, president of the association responsible for the competition, responded to El Comercio.

In the final stage, more than 7 thousand people attended the circuit, including the current tournament champion ‘La Cachina Lluta’, ‘Santo Domingo La Pólvora’ and ‘El Cartel de Villa’, among other teams that fought to reach the grand final. .

After the emotion of winning the title, the goalkeeper of the champion team, Walter Brusset, spoke in front of the press and dedicated the painful victory to his family and friends. “All these lovely people of El Porvenir have always supported us from day one until now. “This is my second time playing in the Mundialito de l’Orvenir, my second final and my first title,” he admitted.

A story with flavors and cracks

Soccer and food are the best expression of the Peruvian worker celebrating his day every May 1 in the heart of La Victoria. Ceviche, fried liver with yuca, souffa rice, and broaster chicken are some of the dishes sold at El Mundialito de Porvenir, a way for the public to enjoy the popular ones and call them “man soccer.”

The Mundialito del Porvenir has established itself as a historical heritage that encompasses sport, gastronomy and epic stories surrounding this part of the populous district of La Victoria, where children learn the basics of soccer on the field and play the popular wall game. .

The tournament was created by Emilio Chávez, Mario Chávez and Jorge Falla Martínez, residents of the district, who, considering the excitement unleashed by the World Cup that year, decided to create a street football championship and traditions that follow a tradition.

The significance of the tournament is that many famous footballers from the country played their first matches here. Big names like Hugo Sotil, Julio Baylón, Teófilo Cubillas, Waldir Sáenz and Christian Cueva have passed through El Porvenir at one point and they enrich the heritage of this tournament.