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Terzic before the final against Real: "Victory in a final is achieved."

Despite being recognized as underdogs in the Champions League final against Real Madrid, Borussia Dortmund players display a surprising level of confidence.

,   and  Melissa Williams
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Dortmund head coach Edin Terzic at the final training session at Wembley Stadium.
Dortmund head coach Edin Terzic at the final training session at Wembley Stadium.

UEFA Champions League Matchday - Terzic before the final against Real: "Victory in a final is achieved."

Edin Terzic, the coach of Borussia Dortmund, wants his team to make a statement in the Champions League final against Real Madrid. "(You don't just play a) final, you win a final. That's our goal," he stated during a press conference at Wembley Stadium in London. Dortmund, who finished 5th in the Bundesliga, take on the record holders of this competition on Saturday (9 p.m./ZDF and DAZN).

"If we come with courage and not just to watch Real win the trophy, if we're a threat to them, then we've got a good chance," said the 41-year-old coach. "The best times of my life were the ones that weren't planned. Let's go for it and see how it goes," added Terzic, who expressed the excitement and eagerness of his squad.

Germany national players Nico Schlotterbeck and Julian Brandt also highlighted the remarkable opportunity presented to the Dortmund team, despite their underdog status. "We can beat any team in the world," said Schlotterbeck, referring to their triumph over Paris Saint-Germain in the semi-finals.

"We'll take that with us. That's why we're going into the game with joy. Then we've also got a chance to win the game," Schlotterbeck continued. "If we didn't believe in it, we could've stayed in Dortmund," added Brandt.

Read also:

  1. Borussia Dortmund, hailing from North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany, will face Real Madrid in the Champions League final.
  2. Terzic, the BVB coach, emphasized the importance of winning in finals, stating, "You don't just play a final, you win a final."
  3. Edin Terzic's strategy for the match against Real Madrid involves approaching the game with courage and not just watching them win the trophy.
  4. Despite Dortmund finishing 5th in the Bundesliga, their coach is optimistic, believing that they have a good chance if they pose a threat to Real Madrid.
  5. Germany national players, Nico Schlotterbeck and Julian Brandt, are excited about the opportunity to challenge Real Madrid in the Champions League final.
  6. Schlotterbeck expressed confidence in Dortmund's ability to beat any team in the world, citing their victory over Paris Saint-Germain in the semi-finals.
  7. Brandt added that believing in their chance to win is crucial, stating, "If we didn't believe in it, we could've stayed in Dortmund."
  8. The Champions League final will be broadcasted on ZDF and DAZN, allowing soccer fans across Germany and Spain to watch the highly-anticipated match.
  9. Real Madrid, hailing from Spain, will face off against Borussia Dortmund in the Champions League final in London.

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