“A win improves confidence. Going there, it’s always a tough place. If you look at our record over a number of years it hasn’t been great, but that’s irrelevant in this game. We’re coming off the back of a very good performance at home in the first leg, where we should have won. Anyone who saw the game will think we could have won 3-1 or 4-1. We didn’t and it’s now up to one game, but we know our retention and speed in the game can hurt any opponent.