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Schalke's Jose Manuel Jurado: Champions League Semi-Final With Manchester United Is Not Over Yet
The Spanish midfielder remains in a positive mood despite the defeat to the Red Devils and believes that his side still have a chance of reaching the Champions League final
By Luke Matthews
Schalke midfielder Jose Manuel Jurado is confident that his side can still reach the Champions League final despite losing 2-0 in the first-leg of their last four encounter against Manchester United.
The former Atletico Madrid player was helpless from preventing his side losing in Germany on Tuesday evening but remains positive that Schalke are not yet out of Europe's elite club competition.
"You always have to fight. Nothing is decided until the referee signals the final 90 minutes of the second-leg. We are in the semis and we must give everything," the player told TVE.
The Spaniard was also quizzed on the other semi-final between Real Madrid and Barcelona.
"It's a classic [the game between Madrid and Barcelona]. Hopefully it will be a great game with good football but I will not say who I think will win."
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