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Real Madrid midfielder Eduardo Camavinga has revealed how Los Blancos would approach their UEFA Champions League quarter-final second leg on Wednesday.
He said that the Spanish capital city club would need to give a ‘‘very serious performance’’ in the game.
Camavinga stated that Carlo Ancelotti’s side must be at their best in what he believed would be a great game.
The Frenchman will not be playing on Wednesday following a second yellow card he received for kicking the ball away after the referee had blown the whistle.
Speaking after Real Madrid’s win over Alavés on Sunday, the Frenchman said: “We have to give a very serious performance. We have to attack, press and we need the Madrid fans.
“I’m looking forward to Wednesday – we need all your support. It will be a great game and we need all the Real Madrid fans around the world.”
Dani Ceballos also expressed optimism about turning around a complicated result: “We need players who give two hundred per cent and a devoted fan base, who believe like we believe. We are all stronger together.
“On Wednesday, we will have an incredible atmosphere at the Bernabéu to turn around a very complicated result.”
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