Villarreal coach Quique Setien says there'll be no underestimating Valencia tonight.

Villarreal need victory to keep their top four hopes alive.

Setien said, “Today there are still players who were tired from the last game. We have to see how they evolve, but it's normal at the end of the season with so many games in a row and also taking into account the tension you play under. Recovery always takes longer. Tomorrow, seeing how they are, we'll decide.

“We're expecting a very tense game and it's complicated because of what's at stake for both of us. It's true that it's always nicer to play to get into Europe than to get relegated, and even more so for a team like Valencia who are not used to fighting for something like this. I think it will be a game of alternatives and effectiveness in front of goal will be key, as almost always.

"Apart from the fact that they can be more conservative, they are a team with attacking potential with players of a very high level. They're a team affected by the situation they're in, but let's not forget that they have good players who can always get you out of dangerous situations out of nothing. We hope to be able to control the game in a few moments, as they probably will too, and not lose our identity."

He added: “The home stretch is there. The finish line is getting closer and closer. We are in a good position now, with a small margin of points over the chasing pack. The aim is to separate ourselves from those at the back and get closer to those at the top. The important thing is also to know that we are in a good moment of play and inspired in front of goal. This is the way forward."