Atletico Madrid must fight back from being 3-0 down on aggregate against Real Madrid on Wednesday evening, in the second leg of their Champions League semi-final tie against their local rivals, but Zinedine Zidane knows that they job is far from done.
Cristiano Ronaldo's hat trick is the only thing that stands between the two sides at the halfway point, with the French boss targetting a strong all-round performance to ensure that there is no unexpected comeback at Estadio Vicente Calderon.
"Now we will relax, thinking about Wednesday, which is going to test us a lot more than tonight, and we are going to have to have a perfect game," Zidane told a post-match press conference after Los Blancos' 4-0 LaLiga win over Granada.
"We did well scoring so soon and this made things happen. The first half was phenomenal, we took the chances that we had. We kept going, it was important to continue to be on top of the table and now we have three finals left - and the other on Wednesday in the Champions League.
"We are thinking about ourselves, on winning. Three finals remain."
Zidane admitted that this weekend was very much about rotation and ensuring that his squad were fully fit and raring to go for their midweek clash in Europe.
"Today, we are thinking about today, everyone did well. The idea is that everyone gets some minutes, that everyone is very good physically and at these stages this is very important as we are playing for everything.
"It has been nine months of a lot of work, there are moments where you are dead at the end, and we are able to say that physically everyone is good," he said.
