Unai Emery expressed his expectations of Aston Villa as they travel to the Molineux Stadium.
The Villans are fighting to stay in the spaces for Champions League qualification, but **Wolves**will be another tough test for a team that are short of first choice midfield options and in patchy form.
“Enjoy the way. This is the first message. We must enjoy the way we are doing. And each day is something we must enjoy, practising and preparing games, focusing on the next match.
*“And, of course, we are going to face, we are going to fight, day by day, next week, next month, very exciting moments. Everything can happen, but exciting moments. Premier League, Europa League, we are so, so motivated. We are in the day 28, Premier League, tomorrow, playing.*
“We played 27 matches, everything we did is done, and now, how we are performing, how we are getting individual and collective performance, how we are showing our energy, our wishes, and how we can share with our supporters, I am so, so motivated for the next match, and for the next matches.
“I think [the players] don’t need it (a reminder). They know how much we will play tomorrow, how the difficult match we are going to play. And why? We are here together three years and a half. We draw one match against them, and we lost two matches against them. Three matches we played here together, we lost.
“And I played even seven or eight years ago, and I lost, and I was losing 3-0 in 30 minutes. My experience was so, so poor experience there, playing against Wolverhampton with good results. I didn’t achieve good results, playing four times there. It’s going to be difficult. So, so difficult.
*“I know it’s going to be very, very difficult to keep our position. Why? Because we have three teams behind us: Man United, Chelsea and Liverpool.*
“Our position for them is their objective, their priority and their challenge, and they have the power to get us. Of course, our challenge is to try to keep the advantage we have now, and try to play looking forward, and tomorrow, three points, no more.”