Dismissing any concern regarding Middlesbrough losing all five of its previous competitive appearances at Wembley, Hellberg maintained a focused outlook on the opponent.
>>> Dragons Reshuffle Lineup as Su'A Injured, Warriors Lose Boyd for Season
"I didn't know that statistic. We will go there and try to win the game, and that's what we're doing," said Hellberg.
The Middlesbrough manager emphasized that his squad faces a highly competitive opponent on the pitch.
"They absolutely have some top, top quality players all over the pitch that have good quality, so I think it will be a good football game and I'm looking forward to playing against them," said Hellberg.
During the disciplinary fallout, Hellberg briefly returned to Sweden to watch his former club Hammarby, noting he prefers wearing a tracksuit on the sidelines over a stiff suit.
When questioned about celebrating with a few beers after Saturday's final whistle regardless of the outcome, Hellberg acknowledged the difficulty of stepping away from constant tactical planning.
"It's a difficult thing in football.
You try always to think of the next game, what you can do better, how you can work, how you can find tactics, small movements, all those things," said Hellberg.
The manager concluded by highlighting the importance of appreciating the scale of the occasion at Wembley.
>>> Moeaki Fotuaika Breaks Titans Appearance Record in Round 12
"You sometimes forget to try to understand how big it is, and how to enjoy the moment, so I will try to enjoy it at least one minute before the kick-off, and then we'll see how many beers there are after the game," said Hellberg.
