Our prediction for this Champions League match:
Brondby
Match Time & Date:
25/08/2021
21:00
Prediction: 1-2
Salzburg
There will be fireworks when Brondby and Salzburg go head to head at Brondby Stadion in the return leg of the Champions League playoffs. The Danish champions were more than fortunate not to suffer a heavier defeat in the first leg (1-2), with the team finding the net from their only shot on target. Since several first-team regulars have been tested positive for coronavirus, home win should not be considered.
The Red Bulls, on the other hand, showed character in the first leg, with the team coming from behind to beat Brondby in front of home fans. Since Salzburg were much better side than Brondby in the first leg, we believe that there is a big value in betting on the visitors. Berisha has overcome his injury, but both Koita and Vallci remain in the recovery room, speaking of the visiting team.
Highlighted Player (Zlatko Junuzovic):
Born in Serbia on 26 September 1987, Zlatko Junuzovic moved to Austria at the age of five and he eventually decided to represent his adopted country at international level. The central midfielder made a name for himself playing for Grazer AK, Austria Karnten and Austria Wien, but it was a move to Werder Bremen that earned him worldwide recognition.
Ever since 2012, Junuzovic has been one of Bundesliga’s leading midfielders, scoring a number of goals from set pieces and producing countless assists for his teammates, and it is a real wonder how he hasn’t joined a bigger club.
Capable of operating as a defensive midfielder, but much more dangerous as an attacking midfielder, Junuzovic has been a key player for Austria for several years now and he was in fine form as Das Team secured their place at the Euro 2016 finals. The highly rated midfielder has been a member of the national team for over ten years and chances are he will not be retiring any time soon.
Highlighted Team (Salzburg):
Salzburg are a professional football club that compete in Austrian Bundesliga. The club’s main sponsors are Red Bull and, as a result, they are well known under the name of the Red Bulls. The club was founded on 13 September, 1933 and they won their first Austrian Bundesliga trophy in 1994.
Salzburg quickly established themselves as the dominant force in the national championship and they are the most successful Austrian club in the 21st century. It has to be noted that they won their tenth Austrian Premier League trophy in 2016, finishing the season nine points clear of second-placed Rapid Wien.
The Red Bulls welcome their rivals at Red Bull Arena, the stadium that was opened on 8 March, 2008. The capacity of the venue is 31 895. Salzburg participated in the 1993/1994 UEFA Cup final, but Italian side proved to be a big catch for the Austrian outfit. Inter recorded a 2-0 win over Salzburg in the final (on aggregate).
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