Osasuna head coach Vicente Moreno addressed the media ahead of tomorrow's game against Getafe at the Coliseum, a venue where los Rojillos haven't won in 16 years. "It's an amazing challenge and crucial to win our first road win, especially in a venue where we don't usually win. We all know that Barcelona is in the past so that it won't give us more chances for this game, and if we think this game might be easier because we defeated Barcelona, it won't be good for us, and we won't have many options. Those two are different games; we must do things well here to win."

The Rojillo boss was asked about the work this week after winning on Saturday and then having to visit Getafe. You go out on the street, and people transmit that happiness. Today, I told the players that some people may care more or less, but we have a responsibility to the people. We also have a responsibility for the happiness of our fans. Sometimes, with very little, we help people to be happy. We have all noticed this week when going out to the street - even though culturally, people are very quiet and cautious when it comes to telling you things or talking to you - you have noticed that people have approached us with that happiness, with that joy. That's priceless, so sometimes, with very little, we collaborate to make the people happy, which gives us a plus. We realized that this week, the people were proud of their team, and that's what we have to extend. Last week, it was with Barcelona, but now it has to be with Getafe. Plus, between this game and the next, there is a 15-day break, so we need to extend this joy, always from humility," Moreno said.

The gaffer also talked about what he wants from his team at the Coliseum: "I want us to be competitive. In the same way, I think we played many of our games, and we could have won. When you are that fearless Osasuna, competitive, which is what Osasuna has always been, nothing different from what it has been in years past; that's when you start to a chance to win."