On Saturday, already relegated Granada face champions-elect, Real Madrid, and coach of the Andalusian side, Tony Adams, hopes Los Blancos won't rotate heavily.
Though the hosts will be able to play without pressure, even a second-string Real side, and one intent on the three points to bring them closer to the title, should prove too strong.
"We want to play against their best players and I want them to respect us as rivals," Adams said at his pre-match press conference.
"It's better if the usual team come because I prefer that Real Madrid do not rotate."
Though relegation will hurt Granada, Adams suggested that it was a blessing.
"There's a feeling of relief after the relegation," he said.
"No one has to doubt that we are professionals and we will fight and try to win the game."
When asked about certain players in the side whose futures aren't clear, Adams was unequivocal in his response.
"The team played very well last week and those who were in San Sebastian deserve another chance," he explained.
"I want to continue playing those who will be here next season."