Back on the Pitch: Second Chance, Same Passion

Río San Pedro is getting ready once again to host something special. The balls are rolling again, hearts are beating to the rhythm of football, and our youth are ready to write a new chapter on the pitch. Because when sport brings us together, dreams come true.

The Luis Beardo Marathon awaits us this weekend, and with it, a new opportunity to show that football is much more than a game. It is connection, it is community, it is the universal language that bonds us all. Our teams, El Pinar Futsal I and El Pinar Futsal II, return with more experience, more drive, and the same undimmed excitement as the very first time.

It’s been a few weeks since our debut, and since then our players have kept training, growing, and building bonds. Every pass, every sprint, is one more step toward something far beyond the scoreboard: it’s about building a real sense of belonging to the neighborhood that welcomes them.

The Luis Beardo Sports Courts will once again be the stage where cheers echo, emotions run high, and that magic only community sport can create comes alive. Three days where every play is a statement of intent: we are here, we are part of this, we are neighbors.

But they can’t do it alone. Your presence matters, your voice matters, your support makes a difference. When the stands fill with familiar faces, when applause rings from every corner, when the whole neighborhood rallies behind its teams, something magical happens: differences fade, and only the brotherhood of sport remains.

This is their second marathon, but for the neighborhood it’s a chance to strengthen what has already begun: true inclusion — the kind lived in every match, in every shared celebration, in every hand extended after a good game. Because the real victory isn’t on the scoreboard, but in every smile, every hug, every moment they feel at home.

Come to the pitch. Bring your family, your friends, your energy. Let the name El Pinar Futsal be heard loud and proud. Let them know they have a crowd here, they have a home here, they have neighbors who support them unconditionally.

The Luis Beardo Marathon awaits. Río San Pedro awaits. And our young footballers are ready to give it their all once again — knowing they won’t be alone out there.

See you this weekend!

The neighborhood plays, the neighborhood supports, the neighborhood includes!

— Marea Viva