Cristiano Ronaldo says he is fully focused on helping Man United win the Champions League final.
Portuguese ace '100 per cent focused' on helping Utd win
Cristiano Ronaldo says he has practised penalties ahead of the UEFA Champions League final - and is fully focused on helping Manchester United win.
The Portuguese ace missed a spot-kick in the penalty shoot-out with Chelsea in last year's final but the Red Devils still went on to triumph.
Asked at a press conference if he had been practising penalties ahead of Wednesday's clash with Barcelona - live on
Sky Sports 1 &
Sky Sports HD1 at 7.45pm - he confirmed he had.
"A lot," he said.
When asked if the team had been practising as well, he replied: "Exactly."
Ronaldo added he is completely focused on helping the Red Devils become the first side to win back-to-back Champions Leagues.
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"I am 100 per cent focused on the game, I know that people want to know something about me and him [Lionel Messi] but I'm very focused for the game.
"I will try to help my team 100 per cent and try to score a goal and win the game - that's it," he said, adding the venue for the final in Rome "is a great stadium".
He continued: "I feel very good to play here - I played a few times here and I think in my opinion I played well.
"I hope to play well tomorrow because the pitch, the stadium, supporters - it's amazing, I look forward to playing here tomorrow and to winning the game.
"I think its going to be special."
