Huitieme Retour
17 mars 2022
Parken Stadium Copenhagen
NED
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3.3 Go
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Le match aller nous a offert du beau spectacle avec un score de 4-4 ! Les deux équipes se sont rendus coup pour coup, mais aucune d'entre elles n'a su prendre l'avantage. Depuis, les hommes de Jess Thorup sont allés arracher la victoire sur la pelouse de Midtjylland (0-1) le weekend dernier, grâce à un but de Khouma Babacar à la toute fin de match. Les coéquipiers de Pep Mas restent sur leur série d'invincibilité et vont pouvoir entamer ce match retour en toute confiance. Face à eux, le PSV Eindhoven poursuit également sa belle série ! Le groupe entrainé par Roger Schmidt s'est imposé sur le terrain de Utrecht, lors de la dernière journée d'Eredivisie, sur le score de 1-0. Les hollandais conservent leur deuxième place au classement et restent au contact du leader, l'Ajax Amsterdam, à deux petites longueurs.
F.C. Copenhagen defender Kevin Diks says a packed Parken Stadium will make for a difficult environment for visitors PSV Eindhoven in Thursday's UEFA Europa Conference League last-16 second leg. The Lions earned a 4-4 draw in the first leg in Netherlands last week – and a sell-out crowd is expected in the Danish capital here. And Diks reckons the supporters will play a central part in the game. "Our fans in Parken will be an important element for us on Thursday," says Diks. "We know that PSV is a team of great quality, but all teams that come to Parken on a European night find it difficult. This also applies to PSV." Diks came off the bench in Eindhoven last week and played the whole match against FC Midtjylland on Sunday. Discussing his form, he says: "It's heading in the right direction and it was good for me to get in a whole match. "I think we played a really good game in the first game in the Netherlands and we have created a situation where it is now 50/50 for who goes through. "It was the goal of the first match that we'd have the opportunity to decide this tie in Parken, and we succeeded, so we are very much looking forward to this match." Dutchman Diks has plenty of knowledge of PSV and Dutch football and he is wary of what the Eindhoven club will bring on Thursday. "PSV is a big club with a great tradition both in the Netherlands and in Europe,"
F.C. Copenhagen head coach Jess Thorup once again iterated his faith in the Lions' youth set-up after Ísak Bergmann Jóhannesson and William Bøving put in exceptional performances in the 4-4 draw with PSV. The two FCK Talent Department graduates started at the Philips Stadium, and within eight minutes Ísak had opened the scoring. Both players were eventually subbed off Bøving being replaced by another youngster in Roony Bardghji and Thorup was all praise for the duo. "We're not afraid at F.C. Copenhagen to give youngsters a chance, no matter what age level they are," said the head coach. "We have a big squad and one that we saw a couple of months ago that we started the first half season with a lot of youngsters.
"They had valuable minutes in the first team, so whenever we give them the chance they're ready to take them. Two of those guys – Ísak scored a goal and Bøving played amazing for the 60 minuets he had on the pitch. They were amazing, both of them." Roony, 16, made his European debut on Thursday night when he entered the field with 15 minutes to spare, and FCK 4-3 up. "I was actually in doubt as to whether or not I should play him at the start," said Thorup. "Because he has done well since the start of the season. "I spoke to him before the game and told him that I considered the last 30 minutes to be important, because the second half would be more open and he would have more opportunities to get in there and finish the game for us. "Again he gets a lot of experience coming on the pitch against a strong opponent, and he did what he had to do. Today he played more as a striker than as a winger, which is what he's more used to."
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