La Nación covers reactions from Vladimir Quesada and Joseph Mora after Clásico defeat

Pedro Abreu Jiménez CEO at Grupo Nación - LinkedIn
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La Nación, a prominent Costa Rican news outlet, published several updates on social media between August 31 and September 1, 2025, focusing on local football events and related stories.

On August 31, La Nación reported comments from Vladimir Quesada regarding his team’s morale after a recent match: “Vladimir Quesada dice que están tristes y dolidos, pero apunta al primer lugar”. The statement highlights both the disappointment within the team and their ongoing ambition to reach first place.

Later that same day, another update addressed Saprissa’s performance in a classic rivalry game. The tweet quoted Joseph Mora: “Las heridas del Clásico: Joseph Mora admite que Saprissa está en deuda”. This comment acknowledges that the team has not met expectations following the high-profile match.

On September 1, La Nación shared an additional story involving Keylor Navas’s teammate scoring a goal and reviving what is referred to as a “curse” affecting celebrities. The tweet noted: “Compañero de Keylor Navas anota y revive la ‘maldición‘ que asusta a los famosos: hasta una tica fue víctima”.

Saprissa is one of Costa Rica’s most successful football clubs and frequently participates in intense matches known as “Clásicos,” which often attract significant attention from fans and media. Vladimir Quesada has served as head coach for Deportivo Saprissa during key moments in recent seasons. Joseph Mora is recognized for his contributions to Saprissa’s defense.

Keylor Navas is an internationally renowned Costa Rican goalkeeper who has played for top European clubs and continues to be followed closely by national media outlets such as La Nación. Stories about sports-related superstitions or so-called curses occasionally circulate among fans when unusual events occur around popular players or teams.



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