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Lifts – 1. Elfsborg – Hammarby
The advantage of the Elfsborg button at Borås Arena!
Monday invites you to an uncertain meeting at Borås Arena between Elfsborg and Hammarby. Bajen started the season successfully, but the green white is now in three straight sets without a win. Goats in the West started after the disastrous introduction and have scored nine points in the last three matches at Allsvenskan.
Jimmy Thelin was a very busy man in Borås in the spring. Despite a solid playing equipment, Elfsborg managed to win only one of nine opening matches at Allsvenskan. However, the end of the summer holidays was promising for the future, and the turnaround at Behrn Arena towards Örebro was another step in the right direction.
On the list of absences of the local team, some players are still uncertain. Simon Lundevall who helped Viktor Prodell's two goals in the final match against Örebro, took the third caution of the season and was eliminated on Monday against Bajen.
When Allsvenskan took a break from the summer, Hammarby was at the head of the table. Stefan Billborn did a brilliant job in the bay and represented an attractive and handsome football with Jiloan Hamad in the forefront. However, the results were not achieved in the end, where only one point was scored in the last three games. Thus, the gnaget took the lead of the series.
Bjørn Paulsen Danish striker Billborn, scored the third yellow card of the season against ÖFK, which meant that Paulsen missed the match against Elfsborg.
The last time Hammarby won at Borås Arena in 2007, and in terms of form of the local team, one feels very likely. Elfsborg, however, is notified immediately with the cross, on the big system, breaking signed with all the signs.
Missing the match
Christopher Mcvey, Elfsborg (ledbandsskada)
Simon Lundevall, Elfsborg (off) & # 39;
Bjørn Paulsen, Hammarby (closed)
Game dangerous
Jesper Manns, Elfsborg (unknown)
Jørgen Horn, Elfsborg (wound wound)
Simon Sandberg, Hammarby (knee injury)
Daniel Gustavsson, Elfsborg (disease)
] Neto Borges, Hammarby (Muscle cramps)
Erkan Zengin, Hammarby (meniscus injury)
Spiken – 4. FC Copenhagen – Horsens
Best of luck for the FCK to score three points in the first
Horsens is opposed to the toughest possible opposition at the first Danish in Copenhagen Park. Guests who lost both games against FCK last year only won two points in the last seven meetings against the Danish giant.
FC Copenhagen did not meet the expectations of last year. The white-blue, who won the Danish Superligan in 2016 and 2017, finished fourth in the base series last season. In the championship series, where Danish titles were awarded, he also became a fourth place last year. Far from being approved for a club that has won Superligan eleven different times in the 2000s.
For this season, the FCK has strengthened the team with, inter alia, Kenan Kodro (Mainz), Sotirios Papagiannopoulos (Östersund), Andreas Bjelland (Brentford) and Finnish goalkeeper Jesse Joronen who was brilliant in the last Horsens season.
Horsens, who has never won the Danish league, is at a different level than the FCK. The yellow hazard, as the team is called, ended in the top half of the series last season and so qualified the team for the championship series. Once upon a time, Horsens did not have much to collect, where he was lost to the Park by 1-4.
Norwegian coach Ståle Solbakken has had lead responsibility at FC Copenhagen since 2013. Solbakken has been clear that it will be fundamental In order for the FCK not to get off to a good start, the FCK does not have a good start. failed to enforce immediately.
Solbakkens' manners, which strengthen the Viktorian of the European League against the Finnish KuPS by 1-0 at the latest, should be at the forefront three nails in the first Danish. Copenhagen is generally doing very well against Horsens and I expect the local team to be fully focused from the start. Copenhagen is a power factor in Park, and here there should be a class difference. Ettan is indisputable
Missing the match
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Uncertain to play
Jonas Wind, Copenhagen (unknown)
Laszlo Köteles, Copenhagen (injury to the toe )
Pieros Sotiriou
Morten Antonsson, Copenhagen (knee injury)
Bjarke Jacobsen, Horsens (brain injury)
Jonas Borring, Horsens (thigh injury)
Lasse Kryger, Horsens (back problem)
Mathias Nielsen, Horsens (ankle injury)
Søren Reese, Horsens (injury to the leg)
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