Hannover 96 are the most inexperienced side left in Europe but, following a 2-1 first-leg defeat, they will look to punch above their weight in their UEFA Europa League decider against Club Atlético de Madrid.
Eduardo Salvio (89) struck late on to give Atlético a win in Madrid. Falcao (9) gave them an early lead with the club's 400th goal in UEFA club competition, which was cancelled out by Mame Diouf (38).
Hannover's only previous contest with Spanish opponents came in this season's UEFA Europa League play-off round when they eliminated Sevilla FC, winning 2-1 at home then drawing 1-1 away.
Die Roten have yet to lose a home game in UEFA competition, recording five wins and two draws over the course of their two continental campaigns. Atlético, meanwhile, have lost just one of their last eight European away games.
The Madrid club last made the quarter-finals in 2010 and went on to lift the trophy. They must improve their record in Germany (W4 D3 L7) if they are to do the same this year.
Diego Simeone, Atlético coach: We know we are in for a tough game. The best thing for us to do is to forget all about our advantage. We have to play intelligently and play to win, as we always do.
Mirko Slomka, Hannover coach: We can go into the history books tomorrow night and each and every one of us want to do so.
Nemtudom pontosan kit, de valakit szétgyalultak és Ruben jogos gólját sem adta meg. Én mondjuk örültem, mert pontot vettek el az Espanyoltól, bár jobb lett volna ha mind a hármat :)
