Zidane: Malaga will be Real Madrid's most difficult game
The Madrid coach says they'll be tougher than Sevilla and Celta
"We've not won anything yet" he warned ahead of final game on Sunday
Zinedine Zidane didn't surprise anyone in his press conference. He was very prudent despite the fact Real Madrid are closing in on their first title in five years.
They will do so with a point or more against Malaga on Sunday. However, Zidane is not getting carried away and wants to ensure his players get over the line at La Rosaleda this weekend.
"I'm just focused on what we can do," he said when asked if the fact Malaga manager Michel has a Madrid past could influence the game. "We're going to have a very difficult game against a side who have been doing phenomenally well. I'm interested in what we do.
"It's tough [to win La Liga], there are 38 games and it's not easy. You have to show in every game that you win La Liga. The players have been phenomenal day in day out and we deserve what we're doing, we're top and now we have to finish what we've been doing.
"I expect a hard game. We had difficulties against Celta and Sevilla, but the last game will be the toughest, more so than Wednesday's. We've still not won anything yet."
MORE CHAMPIONS LEAGUES THAN LIGAS
Several Madrid players have won more Champions Leagues than La Liga -- Madrid have won just one league title in the last eight years.
For Zizou, "La Liga is a little more difficult, it's what everyone wants and the Champions League comes after. Of course I would have liked to have won La Liga before, but it's not been possible. La Liga is really tough to win and that's why it's so nice to win it. We're extremely motivated and we won't down toold until the last minute."
Zidane highlughted that Madrid's spirits are good and they're in good shap, too, especially Cristiano Ronaldo: “What more can I say about Cristiano?He is in a very sweet moment just now, like all the squad."
