Wolverhampton Wanderers manager Nuno Espirito
Santo understands why the club’s supporters are dreaming of Europa
League glory after their 4-0 win over Espanyol on Thursday but he says
nothing will be taken for granted in the return leg.

Diogo Jota
scored a hat-trick for the second consecutive game in the competition,
and Ruben Neves found the net with a long-range volley in a dominant
first-leg performance at Molineux Stadium.

Nuno’s Wolves are now fifth favourites with the bookmakers to win the Europa League.

All eyes will be on Stamford Bridge and the Emirates Stadium in the Premier League this weekend as the battle to qualify for next season’s Champions League heats up, while runaway leaders Liverpool can take another step towards the title.

Eden Hazard’s return should prove timely
ahead of a crucial week for Real Madrid, but fitting him into the team
may not be a simple task for Zinedine Zidane.

Real play at
Levante on Saturday at the start of an eight-day period that continues
at home to Manchester City in the Champions League and finishes against
Barcelona at the Santiago Bernabeu.

Hazard made his first
appearance since November 27 versus Celta Vigo last weekend and
impressed, winning a penalty in the second half and offering hope he can
regain sharpness quicker than when he returned from injury in
September.