Álvaro Arbeloa, coach of Real Madrid, speaking at the press conference after the 4-2 defeat to Benfica at Estádio da Luz: It was a chaotic end to the game, with Benfica and Real Madrid needing a goal... «We were far from what we wanted to be. We were not up to the difficulties of the game, the demands of the opponent, the environment and what they played. We weren't able to live up to what was needed for 90 minutes. Before we came here we already knew that we had to work hard and hard to improve. We are aware that we have a lot left to do and now it's time to look to the next game. To win these types of games, we have to do a lot of things well and do them for 90 minutes.” He was in many rare moments as a player. How did you see the moment today when Benfica's goalkeeper scored a decisive goal in the 90+7 minutes? “It's not the first time a goalkeeper has scored a goal for me. Obviously they had to take risks and we were two players down and we also had to score to get a place in the top-8. In the end, they won.” Were you surprised by the way Benfica played? At the end he also gave Mourinho a big hug. What did they talk about? “It didn't surprise me at all. I had already said in this press room and in other interviews I gave that the demands of the game were going to be very high. I knew perfectly well the level of the opponent and the environment and coach we were going to face. I told the players, but I didn't know how to convey to them what I wanted them to do on the field and the level I wanted them to reach. When things don't go well and when the team is far from the level we reached, for example in Villarreal, the responsibility is always mine because I couldn't get the players to approach the game the way I wanted. What I said to José remains between him and me.” In the last year and a half, the word intensity has been repeated many times when talking about Real Madrid. Do you think that was missing? “We were missing a lot of things. This was a Champions League game, at Champions League level, against a team that played for its life, that needed to win and that was in front of its fans and that not only brought intensity to the game but also defended very well and attacked very well. I think we lacked a lot of footballing arguments to get the three points, win the game and beat Benfica.”