Valverde emphasized that his team will focus on the players who are available and ready to play, rather than worrying about those who are injured or suspended. He acknowledged that Manchester United will also have some players missing, but emphasized that the team that takes to the pitch will be the one that matters.

Valverde acknowledged that the odds are against his team, but he remains optimistic about their chances. He pointed out that football is a unpredictable sport, and anything can happen in a single match. He expressed hope that his team will make fewer mistakes and take advantage of any opportunities that come their way.

Looking back on the first leg, Valverde felt that his team was close to winning with 11 players on the pitch, but a red card to Dani Vivian made a big difference. He expressed satisfaction with how his team has approached the competition so far and is ready to take advantage of any opportunities that come their way.