Dieter Hecking said Wolfsburg are “not afraid of Inter” after winning the first leg 3-1, though they have “a 51 per cent chance of qualifying.”
The Europa League Round of 16 decider is at San Siro tomorrow evening.
“It’s a shame that Naldo is suspended tomorrow, but Klose will play and he’s done very well recently,” noted the Coach in a Press conference.
Dieter Hecking said Wolfsburg are “not afraid of Inter” after winning the first leg 3-1, though they have “a 51 per cent chance of qualifying.”
The Europa League Round of 16 decider is at San Siro tomorrow evening.
“It’s a shame that Naldo is suspended tomorrow, but Klose will play and he’s done very well recently,” noted the Coach in a Press conference.
“After the first leg we have an advantage and the pressure is on Inter to turn the result around. This is their last chance to get to the end of a competition this season.
“It can happen that playing away from home we’ll be pressed harder, but we have improved over the years in these competitions.
“Inter will try to get back at us, but we’ll be concentrated on the game. We must try to control the pressure.
“Before the start of the season we wanted to make our mark in Europe and we want to do that in the Champions League next term.
“Games like this against Inter will give us a lot of useful experience and motivation. Nothing has been achieved yet, everyone thinks we can go through, but it’s not decided.
“We are not afraid of Inter, but we do respect them. We have a 51 per cent chance of qualifying.”
Kevin De Bruyne is the one to watch, as he’s been on stunning form since arriving from Chelsea.
“He is a good player, we know that, and he’s having an extraordinary season so the whole team is benefiting from that.”