André Horta was radiant with the conquest of the Europa Conference League this Wednesday. The Portuguese midfielder considered the victory of Olympiacos to be "fair". "To dedicate to those who did not believe in me so much, because that was what made me change and be able to enjoy this victory. Maybe now they will believe a little more," said the ex-Benfica, in statements to Sport TV. "When Artur (referee) whistled, I put my hands to my head. It still doesn't feel right to me, but now it's time to celebrate with my teammates. Tomorrow (Thursday) I'm going to travel to Portugal, there's nothing like our country. To celebrate with my people and go to the Algarve to eat a chicken from Guia, that's also good (laughs)!" continued the Portuguese. "We knew it was a very difficult game against an Italian team, who defend man-to-man and are very strategic. When I entered the game was broken, the teams were playing the ball a lot. I was trying to take two, three steps to dismantle the Fiorentina team, but I think that little by little we were able to create some opportunities. In the end, the victory ends up being fair for us," he concluded. Read Also: Smiles of some, tears of others. The final of the Conference League in pictures (Portuguese version)