Celta Vigo boss Abel Resino has warned his players against Real Madrid's 'deadly' counter-attack when the two face each other tomorrow.
The Celestes go into the game looking for the three points that could take them out of the relegation zone.
But the 53-year-old has insisted that his men will have to try and make the match as uncomfortable as possible for Los Blancos.
“We have to try and commit as few errors as possible,” he told a Press conference. “It's also fundamental to try and make their players feel uncomfortable.
“If we play together as a team, and reduce their space then we have a chance.
“But their counter-attack is deadly. They just need two or three passes and they go from one end of the pitch to the other.
“That is there greatest danger.”
