Pride is at stake at Wembley, and so is a place in the Europa League. If we avoid defeat, we’ll go into the Europa League Round of 32 in February and Mauricio is driven to win at the national stadium.
“It’s very important for us because we want to be involved in the Europa League,” said Mauricio. “Then I think the most important thing is to show we can win at Wembley and make Wembley our home.
“We cannot blame Wembley because we didn’t play well in the last two games against Monaco and Bayer Leverkusen. We didn’t deserve to win those games and that was about our performances.