“If we go in front that will change the overall picture of the game and you’ll see the opposition take more risks,” Queiroz told United Radio. “They’ll need to involve more players in their attacks and that stretches the game.
“If we score early, Roma don’t have anything to lose and they’ll open up the game to try and score. That will be a better spectacle if the two teams play an open game and we know that when the game turns open it’s always easier for us to get a good result.”