Oh, I didn't realize who owns Girona and who has the biggest investment in the club. Girona looks like they deserve to qualify for next season's Champions League due to their impressive form, but if the rule is true and it could prevent Girona from qualifying for the Champions League, then I don't know what to say.
By the way, Barcelona has had great difficulty scoring goals against Mallorca so far. The score was still 0-0 even though Barcelona dominated the match. Xavi cannot lead his team on the sidelines, but it looks like he will maximize all his players to get points today even though they will face Napoli in the second leg in midweek.
Yes it will hinder Girona if it is a decision on UEFA part to get rid of one of them. But in this case I only assume that UEFA will make a wise decision. Indeed, Girona performance has been extraordinary in Laliga this season, they have managed to stay in 2nd place for a long time. If they fail to become champions, of course the fans will not be too disappointed because one of their targets has been achieved, namely qualifying for the Champions League next season.
Well, where Barcelona plays in their own stadium and the match is already underway in the second half but the score is still 0-0. Mallorca cannot be underestimated because in the previous match they managed to beat Girona and in today match they were able to balance their game by creating a strong defense. So, if Mallorca manages to surprise them in today match, of course they are in a pretty good process of improving their position on the standings.