Real Oviedo winger Viti Rozada appeared in the Press Room at El Requexón this Tuesday morning. The defeat against Alcorcón and the coming league fixture against Villarreal B at home were the two main topics of the morning's press conference, in which the Asturian declared his optimism and desire for Sunday to arrive in order for the team to pick up three very important points.
"The Carlos Tartiere's role is key. We are more comfortable at home, where we have been getting the victories. Where we are struggling is away from home. We have to take a step up if we want to do great things."
He continued by saying that "there are ten matches to go and anything can happen. It's time to take a step up, and it's all about being strong at home. We had the possession (against Alcorcón) but moved the ball around too slowly. We needed to be more direct in the final areas. It was a bit of everything. We had been expecting that kind of match. They played with a low block and would have been happy with a draw."
Finally, talking about the Club's 98th anniversary, Viti Rozada stated that "I'm proud to be part of Real Oviedo on its anniversary. I have been at the club for almost ten years and I am very proud to belong to this team, this fanbase, and this city. It's an honour and I hope that we can get them the win on Sunday. It will be a difficult match, but we want to be able to celebrate this anniversary together with a victory."