Granada coach Diego Martinez insists they're capable of upsetting Europa League opponents Manchester United.

Granada have already knocked out Serie A side Napoli and Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's former club Molde during their first ever European campaign, which they qualified for by finishing seventh in LaLiga last term.

This feat is made all the more impressive by the fact they were only promoted from the Segunda Division at the end of the 2018/19 season, with Martinez calling for his players to upset the odds once more.

"We respect every team and we're not going to find out right now what United is," he said. "It's a giant in Europe, it's an amazing team.

"But if we are in the quarter-finals and we're facing them it's because we've done many good things.

"We're going to play 180 minutes, plus injury-time, and we believe in our possibilities.

"Last year we were candidates, one, two or three to be back in the second division and we ended up in Europe.

"There's a sentence in our dressing room 'they didn't know it's impossible so they did it' so this is what we try to think of.

"We are very proud of the people we have here because with this we can go anywhere.

"We can go to the desert or anywhere because we feel strong, we want to make the most of the moment and this is something that makes us grow in itself."