The http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Germany-c2904 international is looking forward to the last four tie and feels his side can pull off a surprise if they maintain their great run of form
Borussia Dortmund attacking midfielder http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Marco-Reus-c23733 is eagerly anticipating the semi-final clash in the UEFA Champions League against Real Madrid and is confident about the German club’s chances ahead of Wednesday’s match at Signal
Iduna Park.
The star player believes the Liga giants are the favourites to progress to the final in Wembley, but has insisted that the Black Yellows are determined and have high hopes. He claimed that he is very positive about the matches
and that is an honest opinion.
"To be honest, I'm very optimistic about the game. I'm feeling very positive," the midfielder said.
He stated that the BVB won their last four matches and are yet to lose a game in Europe’s premier cup competition this year. He continued that their unbeaten run has given them confidence. As a result of this, they are not worried
about facing Los Blancos again.
"We've won the last four games we've played and we're still unbeaten in the Champions League. No team has beaten us yet. So there's no reason to doubt Borussia and think this success story won't continue,” the German player of the year added.
However, he admitted that he has massive respect for the Spanish side and consider them as one of the best teams in Europe. Therefore, he suggested Real are expected to win but they will try their best to qualify for the final
in Wembley.
"But we obviously have great respect for Real Madrid. It's a really great team. Obviously Real Madrid is the favourite, but we're elated and there's no doubt that we have nothing to lose,” he was quoted as saying in an interview.
Reus said that Dortmund have the potential to upset Madrid and need to put their egos aside and play as a unit. He revealed that the BVB are too good in pressing football and have amazing speed in their attack. Dortmund take on
Real at the Signal Iduna Park on Wednesday.
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