Guardiola: It will not be easy but I am optimistic of qualifying

Pep Guardiola, coach of Bayern Munich, the German Football Association, said Monday he was doing his best with the team to make up for the defeat received by the quarter-final first leg Champions League 1-3 in the return leg, stressing that the Bavarians made great achievements during a difficult season.

Guardiola said: "Regardless of what will be tomorrow, I am confident of my team completely, the achievements of the players in this situation is unusual, these players will still be heroes for the rest of my life."

Perhaps this means the Catalans coach injuries dogging the basic pillars of his team, especially players like Arjen Robben and Franck Ribery and Austrian David Alaba difficulties.

He added: "I have seen how the players fought, we will come back to become the heroes of Germany and this Aredana too," but he came back and admitted that everyone is expecting a lot from the team and not just to win the Bundesliga champion.

He continued: "I know that the players will do everything tomorrow, I know that the German league winning is not everything, it's Bayern, triple alone is enough here."

He also highlighted: "We are a step away from winning Balbondslega again, and we can cross into the semi-finals of the Champions League tomorrow, and so we get later into the final must go beyond the positions, such as that we are going through now, despite the fact that our players a few, but that we have sufficient capacity to reach the next round. "

And went on: "It will not be easy, but I am 100% optimistic of qualifying tomorrow."

The Bavarian giant has lost in the second leg against Porto 1-3 on the latter ground, and he needs to win two straight in order to qualify for the semi-finals of the Champions