WAS the drama and burnt the punishments in the Park

the PARK (Ekstra Bladet): FC Copenhagen dreams of further european participation in the spring are still alive after a 1-1 draw against Celtic in the Park, wher

Ann McDonald
Ann McDonald
21 February 2020 Friday 02:00
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WAS the drama and burnt the punishments in the Park

the PARK (Ekstra Bladet): FC Copenhagen dreams of further european participation in the spring are still alive after a 1-1 draw against Celtic in the Park, where 34.346 spectators looked on.

But it becomes difficult for one week in Glasgow, where Celtic are the favourites to go on.

the FCK was far down in the sack after the first half, but they rose fine and were close to pulling out the victory in the country on a strong second half.

The fast-paced showdown in the Park also featured a WAS drama, when the Russian referee Sergei Karasev in the first place could not see that Ryan Christie played the ball with his hand in the field. But with the help from WAS got the FCK a penalty kick, as Jens Stage burned. He kicked in the one opstander.

But FCK dominated and pressured the scottish champions back on the field after the break, then it was Karl-Johan Johnsson, who held FC Copenhagen in live. The swede delivered a big battle between the rods for the home team. He delivered four to five big saves in situations where I am defensive not so all to the good.

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Carlos Zeca in a duel. Photo: Lars Poulsen
Lagging far behind
The new at was beautiful, and the Park's new led lights was to make the scope perfect for a big international match in the Europa League. The park was quite simply dressed up for a big celebration.

But it was like, the FCK-players from the start were not ready to participate in the celebration.

For there was both quality and the level difference of the two teams in the majority of the first half.

It was clear that the scots had kamprytmen and self-confidence after the wins in the nine last matches.

The first came, they moved more of each other, while FCK in the periods looked like extras.

Stale Solbakken had spent a lot of time to explain to its players that the Celtics French bombs Odsonne Edouard is the best individual, so far they had met in the season.

Solbakken had seen the past eight Celtic matches, and it was, in particular, among all who had impressed him.

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Stale Solbakken and FCK had to settle for a 1-1 draw in the Park. Photo: Lars Poulsen
After three minutes had Odsonne Edouard had two great opportunities after the coke in the FCK-defensive. It was only storspil of Karl-Johan Johnsson, who ensured that the FCK was behind with a few goals.

But the two misused chances was a notice that there was more from Edouard.

A big mistake by Bryan Oviedo led to a scottish conversion, where the ball eventually ended up at Odsonne Edouard, which elegantly loppede the ball over Karl-Johan Johnsson.

An earful from Stale Solbakken was in its place in the break. At least, it was a transformed FCK-crew, they filled the grandstands got to see after the break.

Aggressive, challenging, and so was the scottish champions put under pressure.

the Chains hang better together with the home team and there was a structure over the opspillet.

Carlos Zeca controlled the central midfield, while Jens Stage took its place, at the same time that both Rasmus Falk and Pep Biel contributed far more to the from the edges. At the same time was a Dame N’Doye transformed from the first half. The experienced senegaleser equalized Rasmus Falks process.

in turn, found Michael Santos never to the right and was therefore replaced by Mikkel Kaufmann.

Newly Kaufmann did not put a decisive imprint on the showdown in the 20 minutes he was on the pitch.

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