Levante coach Alessio Lisci tries to transmit his energy and optimism to a team that goes from disgust to disgust before a derby that is vital for the future granota. After beating the historic LaLiga record for games without winning (25, eight last season and 17 this season), the Barça team suffered elimination in the Cup on penalties against Alcoyano. Precisely, he is inspired by the attitude of the First RFEF team to imprint character on his Levante in Monday's derby. "We have to be the ones who cause the perfect scenario to do anything to win," Lisci explained at the press conference this Sunday, in which he assured that he is very clear about how to hurt Valencia.

How elimination from the Cup has affected the team

"The team trained very well and to date they have had the best week of training. We have to be the Alcoyano of the other day"

his first derby

"I'm very excited, I'm not pressured by the dynamics. I'm passionate about football. I'm looking forward to the moment."

Analysis of Valencia

"We all know Valencia, their coach gives the team very clear signs. What can happen in the game, both any fan and I have it very clear. We will have to play a very intelligent game and knowing where to do damage. Try to equalize at the level of intensity, defend well the lateral centers and the vigilances. We have arguments to hurt them.

Valencia casualties

He comes with significant casualties and, even so, the eleven that he will take out has a high level. They will end up fighting for Champions positions. We are very clear about how we can hurt Valencia, we are very clear about it and we are going to try to do it."

Reduce goals conceded

"I know that we have to take a big step, just like the set pieces. It's a matter that we have pending. We have to work for the team. If you score six goals away from home in two games and you don't win. But I trust my players and in my work.

ask for encouragement from the fans

"I will never get tired of saying that the fans are important. What I hope they do is to do as they did against Osasuna, to encourage the ninety minutes to the death. They want us to save ourselves and so do we. When the referee whistles they have the right to do what consider, but we need them.