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Real Betis Honors 14-Year-Old Bullying Victim with Match Tribute
18 Oct
Summary
- Real Betis faces crucial Champions League match against Villarreal
- 14-year-old girl Sandra Peña died by suicide after bullying
- Real Betis dedicates match poster to honor Sandra's memory
On October 18, 2025, Real Betis is set to face a crucial match against Villarreal, a Champions League team that has the full attention of Manuel Pellegrini's squad. However, this game has been overshadowed by a tragic event that has shaken the city of Seville and the entire country of Spain.
In the days leading up to the match, the city was rocked by the suicide of 14-year-old Sandra Peña, a victim of bullying. The death of this young girl has left an entire community in shock, raising questions about the inaction of those who should have intervened to prevent this tragedy.
In a heartfelt tribute, Real Betis Balompié has chosen to dedicate the match poster to Sandra, aiming to bring the issue of bullying in schools and high schools to the forefront. This gesture underscores the team's desire to honor the memory of the young victim and to raise awareness about the pressing problem of bullying that continues to plague educational institutions.
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The match against Villarreal, a clash between two Champions League contenders, now takes on a deeper significance as Real Betis seeks to use the platform to draw attention to this critical issue and prevent similar tragedies from occurring in the future.
