Leganes coach Jimenez reflects on Valencia stalemate: Embracing suffering as our fate this season - Carlos Volcano

He expressed his desire to be in seventh place, emphasizing his confidence in achieving that goal. However, he acknowledged the challenges posed by their limited budget, resulting in fewer resources compared to other teams. Despite this, he highlighted the competitiveness of their squad and expressed high expectations for everyone, including himself, to secure points in upcoming competitions.

"But our fate is to suffer and anyone who thinks otherwise is wrong and can lead us astray.

"The idea of ​​the team is that it wants to win, knowing our characteristics, strengths and limitations. We have to put into perspective that the team is competing and we are out of the relegation zone.

"And it will be something that happens regularly for us. I hope I'm wrong, but we are not going to be seventh this year in the Primera Division; we would all sign up to save ourselves on May 30. We have to be able to suffer, to encourage each other, to be more positive in our messages."

On the development of the match, he said: "It's clear that we went out to win from the first minute and we deserved it. The idea at the start was to win; the idea at half-time was to win and that's why we're annoyed in that aspect. We created chances to win the match."