Real Oviedo's left back, José María Angresola "Mossa", appeared in the Press Room at El Requexón after Juan Antonio Anquela's players completed another training session.
The Valencia-born player has begun evaluating what's left for the team to play in the next three matchdays, assuring that "it's obvious that we know what's left. We know that we are down two points for the play off, but it would be a mistake to look beyond Saturday. We are focusing on Sevilla Atlético, on winning. In this division, anything can happen, everything can change."
Speaking of their next opponent, Sevilla Atlético, Mossa believes that "you have to evaluate all of the teams equally. They are coming from winning against Nástic and Zaragoza. We should be prepared to suffer; it's going to be a hard game. Everything depends on winning against Sevilla Atlético." Additionally, regarding the importance of competing at Carlos Tartiere, the defender affirms that "we would choose to play every match at home, we feel more comfortable. It's good that, playing who we are, the match is at home."
Last weekend, Mossa couldn't be a part of the matchday squad for Pamplona because he had received five yellow cards. Regarding how he felt watching the match on TV, the left back stated that "you suffer. You can't do anything and it's a unique experience. You're nervous, you can't help, and you wish you could be there."
He was asked about the rest of the results from matchday, and what the team need from here to the end. The player from Valencia comments that "I watch all the football I can. Since the format changed, many things are decided at the end, and this year everything is very close. That's what makes it competitive and attractive to LaLiga. I watch every day because it is the key to achieving what we want from in the next three matchdays. Of course I still believe."
Regarding the connection he and Saúl create on the left side, the left back indicates that "I hope to find myself as comfortable and able to enjoy it. With Saúl, I am comfortable, and things go well on the field. This year, I have been very happy with the majority of the matches, since Saúl and I understand each other very well."
Finally, regarding the formation and possible variables in the match against the team from Andalusia, Mossa states that "in the last match, we were doing well with the formation, but I believe that it's the players that make a formation viable or not. Now, that is secondary, and we only have to concentrate on working effectively," he concluded.
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