Nine children in the district of La Victoria, which are involved in the program Fútbol Más Perúthey lived a day full of excitement and pride to accompany the players Alianza Lima in entering the field during the game against Alliance Athleticin the Estadio Alejandro Villanueva, in Matute. 

It all started on the afternoon of Sunday, may 27, when the children –visibly excited– they arrived at the stadium by the door grandstand West. There I waited for a representative of the club, who accompanied them on a tour full of surprises. Upon entering the grounds, the children's eyes lit up upon seeing the stands filled with and the fans chanting at the top of your lungs. Many of them were entering for the first time Hooch. 

The experience continued with a visit to the press room at the club, where the conference post-match. Sitting in front of the microphones and see their faces reflected where I usually sit the players and coaches was an exciting time. There was also shown a video with the history of Alianza Lima, where they learned more about the idols of the club, the titles won and the profound meaning that has Alliance for the peruvian football and for his people. 

Then came the essay for entry into the field, where each child is prepared to live in one of the special moments: go hand in hand with the players from Alianza Lima before a full stadium and under fireworks. Before the match, even were able to see the warming of players as Hernán Barcos and Guillermo Viscarraand sharing a moment with Pablo Lavandeira, who despite being injured came over to say hello and take pictures with the guys. 

At 6:00 p. m., then came the moment more than you expect: formed, holding the hand of the players, and in front of thousands of fansthe children entered the field, excited, amazed and happy. It was a moment of magic that you will hardly forget. 

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During the game, the children enjoyed the encounter from the grandstand next to their mothers, who accompanied them throughout the day. Also, took photos with Sandy Gilder, footballer of Alianza Lima. For many it was their first time in a stadium for professional football, and every minute was lived with enthusiasm, from the first pass to the final whistle. 

From Fútbol Más Perúwe celebrate this kind of alliances that allow boys and girls build dreams, strengthen their self-esteem, and live the football as a transformative experience.