The coach of Real Oviedo, Julián Calero, assessed the resounding 0-3 victory against Real Valladolid at the José Zorrilla, a result that allows the blue team to climb positions in the standings and achieve their second away win.

The Oviedo coach especially highlighted the solidity shown by his team during the 90 minutes. "We played a very serious game. Maybe not as brilliant as it could have been, but very serious," explained Calero, who emphasized Oviedo's ability to endure when necessary, concede few chances, and, this time, capitalize on their opportunities.

The 0-3 also represents an important boost after several matches in which the team had lacked accuracy in front of goal. Calero hopes the victory can mark a turning point: "I hope today's result is a turning point." The coach believes the team had already been creating dangerous situations and that the lack of goals should not have caused excessive concern. In Valladolid, moreover, success came from set pieces, an area where Oviedo had not been finding rewards.

Calero also wanted to highlight the effort made by his players in a match conditioned by high temperatures. The heat even forced Reina to be substituted at halftime after suffering a slight dizziness. "The players suffered a lot," said the coach, who praised the collective commitment shown during the match.