Luís Pinto, coach of V. Guimarães, speaking at the press conference after the 2-1 victory over Sp. Braga in the League Cup final: Party in Guimarães after winning the League Cup? «I don't know, I believe it will be an incredible atmosphere and that the city will be able to spend a few hours without sleeping, so be it.» Importance of the achievement in Luís Pinto's career «I thought about the journey here and as soon as it was over I went looking for my family. It is a path that comes from contexts in which it is not exactly easy to work. Football isn't difficult, it's other things in life. There is no suffering on this path, but there is resilience, you have to believe in what you want and what you achieve in your career. There are many beautiful careers that don't have to be cemented with titles. My family has always been my safe haven and the ones who gave me the courage to walk, to continue and to risk being happy. From my wife to my family, I am fortunate to have this support. I would like to have my father present, I'm sure he would be proud. I thank you many times for the values you transmitted to me, sometimes it is not easy to experience good things and not have everyone we love present.” Feeling of winning the League Cup with V. Guimarães «It may seem presumptuous, but when we arrived at V. Guimarães, we said that we liked to achieve big things and in the presentation I said so. We said that our objective was to win a title, we believed it was possible, but we knew it was very difficult. Let's not go around thinking we knew what was going to happen. We had a huge belief in winning a title. A club that has fans like these can give us advantages in certain contexts and competitions, unfortunately in the Portuguese Cup it could no longer be the case, so we believed it could be in the League Cup and it happened.” Charles or Ndoye, who was the “MVP”? «I think there are games in which we easily identify a hero, here I think it is good practice to divide the attention between the two. Charles was extremely important in the semi-final and final matches, Ndoye was the same. The victories are all collective, but from an individual point of view someone needs to appear. We are happy that one or the other won the man of the match award.”