Entrevista Toronto Sun

Este domingo fuimos los becarios y amigos a ver el partido España-Italia a un bar en little Italy, por supuesto yo llevaba puesta la camiseta de España.

Tras la clasificación de España nos fuimos a comer al Café Diplomático. Allí me enganchó un periodista para que le contara cómo lo había vivido. Esto es lo que salió. Tengo que decir que no vivo cerca de little Italy pero sí que vivo en el Downtown de Toronto. Que pena que no me preguntara por la crisis inmobiliaria...

Spaniard Francisco Hernandez only plans on living in Toronto for one year, but he'll always remember being in Little Italy when his fellow countrymen beat the Italians.

"In Spain, the fact is this is the most important sport for us," he said yesterday, after Spain's quarter-final soccer win over Italy. "It is very exciting for all of us."

Hernandez, 26, who moved to Canada from Spain in October to work for one year, said he lives close to Cafe Diplomatico, at Clinton and College Sts., where he watched the game.

Even though he was in enemy territory, Hernandez said he wasn't given a hard time because Italy and Spain are both close, competitive soccer countries.

"(Italy) won the world championship, but I think now it's our time," added Hernandez, who noted it has been a "long time" since Spain made it to the semi-finals of a major championship.

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