Our prediction for this Europa League match:
Fola
Match Time & Date:
01/08/2018
12:00 PM
Prediction: 1-2
RC Genk
Genk will be looking to build on a thrilling 5-0 win over Fola Asch when the two teams face each other at Stade Emile Mayrish in the Europa League second qualifying round, return leg. The Belgians outclassed the Luxembourg side in the first leg and, as a result, they are with one foot in round 3. Genk coach Philippe Clement is likely to mix the squad against Fola Esch, but regardless of which players will be deployed in the starting XI, we believe that there is a big value in betting on the visitors. Fola Esch have little to play for in the return leg and seeing that the hosts head into Thursday’s football match with the lack of motivation, we are tempted to put our money on Philippe Clement’s troops. Leandro Trossard scored a brace in the first leg, meaning that the opposition defenders should have him at bay.
Highlighted Player (Jere Uronen):
Jere Uronen is a professional footballer who started his senior career at TPS of Finland. The pacey full back scored one goal in 18 league appearances for the club and in 2012 he joined Swedish side Helsingborgs. Uronen played for the club from 2012 to 2016 and then he moved to Belgium.
The Finnish footballer, who was born on 13 July, 1994, signed a contract with Genk, which expires on 30 June, 2018. The Genk full back, who is capable of playing as a left midfielder as well, has five caps for Finland U21 team and he made his senior debut for the Finnish national team on 26 May, 2012.
He started the match against Turkey and it has to be noted that Finland emerged triumphant (3-2). Jere Uronen made 12 league appearances for Genk in the 2015/2016 season, scoring one goal for the team. The left-footed player is capable of playing on both sides of the field.
Highlighted Team (RC Genk):
Founded in 1988, Genk are considered one of the youngest clubs in Belgium. Luminus Arena is the home stadium of the club, the capacity of the venue is 24 956 and it was built in 1999. Speaking of UEFA matches, the stadium can hold 21 500 spectators.
Genk clinched one Belgian Pro League trophy in the 20th century, with the team winning the 1989/1999 title. They finished the season with 73 points, two points clear of second-placed Club Brugge. Genk won their second domestic trophy in 2002 and the team lifted the Belgian Pro League title in 2011 as well. Speaking of the Belgian Cup, the club clinched their fourth trophy in the competition in 2013.
The club is well known for their brilliant school and you should bear in mind that the likes of Steven Defour, Christian Benteke, Thibaut Courtois, Divock Origi and Kevin De Bruyne are all products of Genk’s football academy.
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