A hectic schedule kicks off on Wednesday night with a chance to return to the top of the Premier League when we face West Ham at the Etihad Stadium.
Along with our chase for a third successive title, we also face Real Madrid in the Champions League semi-finals aiming to secure a place in the final for the second time in three years.
And with our domestic season ending at Wembley with an FA Cup final against Manchester United, the campaign is heading for a thrilling finish.
City go into the game with the Hammers having won 13 of our last 14 matches in all competitions and Dias believes it’s important to keep the momentum going.
“It’s the accumulation, you play well you win, you keep winning, and you keep performing,” he said.
“It helps you accumulate good energy but in the end you always need to remember that the challenge is gone, it’s done, it’s been great but you have another one in two or three days – that’s the biggest challenge.
“Throughout the season, it’s the life we live and especially in these moments when it’s all finals and it’s in or out.
“But we also know how difficult it is at this part of the season. It seems it’s all done and it’s all great. It’s in these moments that you see the personality.
“It’s in these moments that you need to push instead of trying to maintain. We need to push and go for all of it. It’s this final bit and it’s the final decisions. People say it’s not really how it begins or how it goes, it’s how it ends.”
Watch the full interview with Ruben in the video above…
