Our prediction for this Europa Conference League match:
Feyenoord
Match Time & Date:
17/03/2022
01:00 PM
Prediction: 2-1
Partizan
After rolling over Partizan 5-2 in Belgrade, Feyenoord will look to cement their spot in the Conference League quarter-finals when they take on Partizan at De Kuip. The Rotterdammers impressed in the first leg, but we predict that they will adopt yet another attack-minded approach in Thursday’s clash. Bijlow and Sandler should be the only absentees in the home team.
The Serbian vice-champions, on the other hand, experienced all sorts of problems at the back in the first leg, and, as a result, they have slim chances of booking their place in the quarter-finals. The good news for the visitors is that key attacker Ricardo Gomes is back from suspension, but he is unlikely to help Aleksandar Stanojevic’s troops make a miracle in Rotterdam. Teenager Nemanja Jovic is widely expected to drop to the bench after making a rare start in the first leg.
Highlighted Player (Alireza Jahanbakhsh):
Born in Jirandeh, Iran on August 11 1990, Alireza Jahanbakhsh is a footballer who plays for AZ Alkmaar in Holland. Before AZ, Jahanbakhsh played for NEC in the Eredivisie, but he began his youth career at Payam Alborz Qazvin. Speaking of his senior debut, he made it with Damash Tehran in the 2010/2011 season.
In 2011 he moved to fellow Iranian club Damash Gilan and it has to be noted that he scored 10 goals in 44 appearances in the league for the club. The AZ Alkmaar winger, who is used as an attacking midfielder as well, scored 21 goals in 33 appearances in the Eredivisie in the 2017/2018 season. Speaking of his international career, Alireza JahanBakhsh scored two goals for Iran on the road to Russia and he will represent his homeland at the 2018 FIFA world cup finals.
Due to his style of play, Jahanbakhsh has always been compared to legendary Iranian footballer Mehdi Mahdavikia.
Highlighted Team (Partizan):
Partizan are a Serbian football club founded by Yugoslav People’s Army on October 4, 1945. The Crno-beli (Black and Whites) play their home games at Partizan Stadium and the capacity of the venue is 32.710. During the 20th century Partizan were in the shadow of their bitterest rivals Crvena zvezda, who won the European Cup in 1991, but nowadays the Crno-beli are the dominant force in the Serbian Super League, with the team winning their 11th domestic trophy of the 21st century in the 2016/2017 season.
Partizan face Crvena Zvezda in Veciti derbi (Eternal derby) which is considered one of the greatest derbies in the world. Speaking of the club’s European success, Partizan did well to make it to the European Cup final in the 1965/1966 season, but Real Madrid proved to be a big catch for the Serbian champions in the title game at Heysel Stadium.
The likes of Predrag Mijatovic, Miroslav Djukic, Savo Milosevic, Danko Lazovic, Stevan Jovetic, Matija Nastasic, Albert Nadj, Mateja Kezman and Adem Ljajic are the notable footballers who played for Partizan in the past.
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