Quote from: Jody.Drummer on Today at 03:29:07 PM

Quote from: Plaguedeath on Today at 03:09:30 PM

Quote from: bitzizzix on Today at 02:42:43 PM

This match should be easy for Manchester United, and could be an opportunity for Ruben Amorim to vent or prove himself after Manchester United drew with Ipswich Town last week in the EPL. And if Manchester United can win this match against Bodo/Glimt, it will be very important for Manchester United because it can motivate and boost their position in the Europa League standings which is currently in 15th position.

And the draw against Ipswich Town which I think is still reasonable, because Ruben Amorim is still very new and has only been with Manchester United for a few days and it is reasonable if his team still cannot adapt to his strategy of running a three-defender formation, and I am sure in this match Manchester United will win and moreover they are playing at home Old Trafford.

If it's easy why Bodo/Glimt position is higher than Manchester United? Bodo/Glimt beat FC Porto and Braga, they're not an unknown teams.

If you think the drew against Ipswich Town is reasonable because Amorim is very new to join Manchester United, there's no difference with this match, 4 days is nothing.

I do agree Manchester United looks promising to win, especially the odds where they're heavy favorite, but I believe Bodo/Glimt has a chance to win, risk taker should take advantage in this match.

Position, in certain situations then it cannot be a picture of the true strength of the club, because there are many cases that show clubs that are not very good are above clubs that have a good history. The point is "not showing true strength" so in short, Manchester United is not at their true strength right now. And if all is based on position, I think there will be no difficult matches to predict based on the standings they occupy. Well when we look at the 2 clubs that met this time, from the league status they are different, and also from the composition of the players they have are also different.

Absolutely right @Jody.Drummer
I am not underestimating Bodo/Glimt and Bodo/Glimt also have quite good achievements in their country and have won the Northern Norwegian Cup 9 times and the Norwegian Cup 2 times, but if you look at the depth of the squad and also the experience they have, I prefer Manchester United to win this match and besides that I see from the five matches of both teams Manchester United is also superior and their opponents are top teams in Europe whose quality we already know, compared to Bodo/Glimt in their five matches Manchester United is better and will also play at home and this will still be an interesting match and Ruben Amorim must be able to take advantage of it.