OLYMPICS / Barcelona 1992: Football: Spain going for Gold
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Your support makes all the difference.IT will be interesting to see just how many locals turn out in the hotbed of Catalan separatism, the Nou Camp, to watch the Spanish national team - which they usually deride - try to win the football gold medal against Poland tomorrow evening. To avoid potential problems, the Spaniards, who have yet to concede a goal, have played all their other games in Valencia. It might help that there are two Barcelona players in the team.
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