This is one of those stories that reminds us why we love football so much. A modern-day fairytale from the north of Spain. CD Mirandés, a tiny club from a town of just 40,000 people, with a stadium that holds fewer than 6,000 fans, has just written another magical chapter in its history: they’ve reached the final of the Segunda División promotion playoffs.

Yes, LaLiga. The same league that hosts Real Madrid, Barcelona, Atlético, Girona, and Real Sociedad. Mirandés — a club that most people outside Spain might barely know — is now just 90 minutes, maybe 120, or even a penalty shootout away from a place among the giants.

Their opponent in the final? Real Oviedo — a much bigger club, backed by a football-mad city of nearly 220,000 people and a long history in the top flight. On paper, it’s David vs. Goliath. But Mirandés have shown throughout this season, and especially during these playoffs, that you should never underestimate a united team with a clear vision, a sharp manager, and a city that beats to the rhythm of football.

There’s a rare authenticity in this club. No big stars, no massive budget. Just players who give everything, a coaching staff that dares to believe in the impossible, and supporters who are dreaming with their eyes wide open.

If they pull this off, it would be the first time in the club’s history that CD Mirandés reaches the Spanish top flight. A cultural shock. A sporting miracle. A story the whole world should hear.

So get ready. Because no matter what happens next, Mirandés has already won something even greater than a trophy: respect, admiration, and the undeniable right to dream.