Real Madrid coach Jose Mourinho says he expects to take the blame instead of his players if they fail to overturn a 4-1 deficit against Borussia Dortmund in Tuesday's Champions League semi-final second leg.
"In practically all football clubs success belongs to everyone but failure is always the fault of the coach," he said. "I am perfectly calm because I know that is the situation.
"There are fantastic coaches in football who have never won the Champions League, I have won two, for which I must thank God. But I will continue to fight for a third.
"I feel that this could be the most important match for Real Madrid in the last 10 years. But I felt the same thing before we played in Dortmund and we played there as if it was a friendly."
"In practically all football clubs success belongs to everyone but failure is always the fault of the coach," he said. "I am perfectly calm because I know that is the situation.
"There are fantastic coaches in football who have never won the Champions League, I have won two, for which I must thank God. But I will continue to fight for a third.
"I feel that this could be the most important match for Real Madrid in the last 10 years. But I felt the same thing before we played in Dortmund and we played there as if it was a friendly."
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