Categories: Football

Muñiz: “I don't know how Barcelona will come”

Deportivo Alavés coach, Juan Ramón López Muñiz, indicated this Saturday that they will try “to maintain the level of the last matches” in the last match of the course that will measure Barcelona.

He recalled in a video published by the club that they will face “an important rival, one of the best in Europe” and that to win the match they have to “do things very well and work the match very well.

“We can go up the rankings and we will try from the first minute”, affirmed the Asturian, who was satisfied with what his team has done so far to achieve permanence.

He considered that the team had “a long year, very hard, with many days of training, a lot of work and a lot of suffering for the classification” and pointed out that they have to think about themselves and not the rival.

“I always like to think that we are the protagonists, I don't know how Barcelona will come, but we have to know what we have to do and have the ambition necessary to win the three points”, exposed the technician.

He stressed that in this type of games they have to be “very focused and playing as if it were the last game of life because with his quality, (Barça) is capable of unbalancing the clash”.

Muñiz also took the opportunity to review his short journey in Alavés so far and thanked all the members of the club for their predisposition. “The players were willing to make a change to the situation and the coach at that time is calm because everyone is involved,” he said proudly.

He added that in these 14 days he has enjoyed First Division soccer against great rivals because the team “has shown its face and has always been involved in games.”

He did not hide his joy for the fans, for the club, for the players and for his family and stressed that “in life you have to live the good times to the fullest because then the bad will come.” “This week was brutal after getting the permanence, I don't know how to count it, but you go out and see the joy in the city”, celebrated.

Muñiz stressed that “Alavés is First, Vitoria is First and the players are First” and said that they had to achieve the goal because “this was marked” as “everyone rowed in the same direction.”

Gabby Barker

Gabby is someone who is interested in all types of sports, she loves to attend watching matches live. Whenever there is a match being played in her city, she makes sure to get the tickets in advance. Due to the love for sports, she joined Sportsfinding, and started writing general sports news. Apart from writing the news, she is also the editor for the website who checks and edits every news content before they go live.

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