Osasuna head coach Vicente Moreno expressed satisfaction with his team's performance following Sunday's 3-2 victory over Real Valladolid at Estadio José Zorrilla.

"I think we had a very strong first half," Moreno said during his post-match press conference. "The result was fair, and we even had a few more chances that could have widened the margin. It's true that we didn't start the second half well. Conceding so early, and in the way that we did, certainly affected us."

Moreno acknowledged Valladolid's efforts but emphasized the need for improvement.

"Credit to Valladolid for both goals, without a doubt," he said. "But they were situations we should have managed better. I felt we made it too easy for them in those moments. That's what LaLiga is—whether you're facing one team or another, results are often tight, and winning a match is incredibly difficult. I'm certain Valladolid will still take points off teams in the remaining six matches, maybe even win a few. That's why today's win is so valuable to us."

The coach also highlighted the importance of the traveling support.

"We needed to win to keep working toward our objectives, and we did. That's why I value this win so highly," Moreno said. "I dedicate it to the fans who came from Pamplona to support us. In the tougher moments of the second half, they played an important role in pushing the players to give that extra effort. Winning one match in LaLiga is already huge—winning two is even more so. Now we'll go for a third and see how far we can go."

Moreno also offered his perspective on the match atmosphere.

"From the touchline, it felt like everything was moving slowly," he said. "I believe Valladolid's situation is influencing the environment. It's not easy for anyone involved with the club, on or off the pitch, and that often translates into the game. As for us, we played the match we needed to in the first half. In the second, we should have kept that intensity and made it look more like the first half, because we had the game fairly under control."