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We put ourselves in a position where every game is season defining, make or brake, but this one truly is do or die. Luckily, no away goal rule anymore, so no excuses for not tearing a new one to this, objectively speaking, not so good Fayenoord side.
Then again, objectively speaking, we are not so good also unfortunately.
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The following preview is an article from sempremilan, written by the man itself: Ollie Fisher.
AC Milan are in need of a second leg comeback when they welcome Feyenoord to San Siro for their Champions League play-off round tie.
In the first leg back at De Kuip, the only goal of the game came in the opening three minutes through Igor Paixao and it means that Milan will need to come from behind to progress for the first time since 2007.
The Rossoneri were simply not at the races in Rotterdam and failed to break down their resilient hosts, something that Zlatan Ibrahimovic – standing in for Sergio Conceicao – insisted must change in the second leg during his pre-match press conference.
Game date: Tuesday, February 18
Kick-off time: 18:45 (CET)
Venue: San Siro
Referee: Szymon Marciniak (VAR: Dingert)
Jorge Nuno Pinto da Costa – the legendary president of FC Porto and someone Conceicao knew incredibly closely – passed away on Saturday at the age of 87 after a battle with cancer.
The Portuguese coach jetted back to his home country for the funeral on Sunday and then returned to take training today, but it must have had an impact on both his mindset and the preparations for the game.
Conceicao still has some selection problems, but not as many as there were for the first leg when eight players were unavailable. As a reminder, UEFA regulations capping new signings being named in the squad at three mean Warren Bondo and Riccardo Sottil were not included. Alex Jimenez and Luka Jovic remain out too.
In terms of injured players Alessandro Florenzi is on his way back but will not be ready any time soon, Emerson Royal will be out for two months at least and Ruben Loftus-Cheek’s return date continues to be pushed back.
The good news is that compared to the first leg Yunus Musah is back from suspension, so there will be the decision regarding whether to launch the ‘fab four’ of Santiago Gimenez, Joao Felix, Christian Pulisic and Rafael Leao from minute one again or whether to use Musah instead of one of them for balance.
At present, the lineup is difficult to predict, and there has often been late changes to what has been predicted. However, it seems that there is going to be a middle ground attempted by Conceicao.
The defence stays unchanged from Conceicao’s favourites: Mike Maignan, Kyle Walker, Strahinja Pavlovic, Fikayo Tomori and Theo Hernandez.
Then in midfield, it is again much of the same, however, in the 4-4-2 shape. Yunus Musah starts on the right, allowing some more flexibility formationally, with Youssouf Fofana and Tijjani Reijnders in the middle. On the left, Rafael Leao will return from the start.
Leading the line, we will again see Joao Felix and Gimenez. The change in shape definitely leaves a lot to the wire, so it is possible we see the ‘fab four’ or just three of them once again.
Predicted Milan XI (4-4-2): Maignan; Walker, Pavlovic, Tomori, Theo; Musah, Fofana, Reijners, Leao; Gimenez, Felix.
Brian Priske was sacked at the beginning of last week with Feyenoord sitting fifth in the league table, not only behind the runaway title challengers Ajax and PSV Eindhoven but also below FC Utrecht and AZ Alkmaar too.
The Dutch side confirmed on Tuesday that Pascal Bosschaart would ‘temporarily take over’ from Priske’s duties as the first team head coach, and his first game was the 1-0 win over Milan, Feyenoord’s first home Champions League knockout win since 1974.
Bosschaart has announced the list of players called up for the match at San Siro and the positive news is that Calvin Stengs – a player who was out of the previous game – is back training with the squad and is available.
That’s where the good news stops, though, because Quinten Timber, Facundo Gonzalez, Gernot Trauner, Ramiz Zerrouki, Inbeom Hwang, Ayase Ueda, Jordan Lotomba, Justin Bijlow, Bart Nieuwkoop and Chris-Kevin Nadje will not travel to Milan with the team.
Finally, Quilindschy Hartman, Oussama Targhalline and Stéphano Carrilo are not in the UEFA squad list so will also be unable to make the trip, leaving Bosschaart with quite a limited squad to choose from.
From the first game,there are expected to be no changes in defence, which will please Leao as he will have another chance to test Read. This means Wellenreuther, Smal, Beelen and Hancko should once again start too.
Timber’s absence means Ivanusec should come into the lineup for the second leg in the captain’s place, though Milambo and Moder should remain. Leading the line, there will again just be one change, Carranza for Ueda – he will play through the middle with Paixao and Moussa on either side of him.
Predicted Feyenoord XI (4-3-3): Wellenreuther; Read, Beelen, Hancko, Smal; Milambo, Moder, Ivanusec; Moussa, Carranza, Paixao.
Then again, objectively speaking, we are not so good also unfortunately.
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The following preview is an article from sempremilan, written by the man itself: Ollie Fisher.
AC Milan are in need of a second leg comeback when they welcome Feyenoord to San Siro for their Champions League play-off round tie.
In the first leg back at De Kuip, the only goal of the game came in the opening three minutes through Igor Paixao and it means that Milan will need to come from behind to progress for the first time since 2007.
The Rossoneri were simply not at the races in Rotterdam and failed to break down their resilient hosts, something that Zlatan Ibrahimovic – standing in for Sergio Conceicao – insisted must change in the second leg during his pre-match press conference.
Game date: Tuesday, February 18
Kick-off time: 18:45 (CET)
Venue: San Siro
Referee: Szymon Marciniak (VAR: Dingert)
Team news
It has been a strange past couple of days for Sergio Conceicao, who was able to celebrate the 1-0 victory over Hellas Verona at San Siro only briefly before learning of some very sad news.Jorge Nuno Pinto da Costa – the legendary president of FC Porto and someone Conceicao knew incredibly closely – passed away on Saturday at the age of 87 after a battle with cancer.
The Portuguese coach jetted back to his home country for the funeral on Sunday and then returned to take training today, but it must have had an impact on both his mindset and the preparations for the game.
Conceicao still has some selection problems, but not as many as there were for the first leg when eight players were unavailable. As a reminder, UEFA regulations capping new signings being named in the squad at three mean Warren Bondo and Riccardo Sottil were not included. Alex Jimenez and Luka Jovic remain out too.
In terms of injured players Alessandro Florenzi is on his way back but will not be ready any time soon, Emerson Royal will be out for two months at least and Ruben Loftus-Cheek’s return date continues to be pushed back.
The good news is that compared to the first leg Yunus Musah is back from suspension, so there will be the decision regarding whether to launch the ‘fab four’ of Santiago Gimenez, Joao Felix, Christian Pulisic and Rafael Leao from minute one again or whether to use Musah instead of one of them for balance.
At present, the lineup is difficult to predict, and there has often been late changes to what has been predicted. However, it seems that there is going to be a middle ground attempted by Conceicao.
The defence stays unchanged from Conceicao’s favourites: Mike Maignan, Kyle Walker, Strahinja Pavlovic, Fikayo Tomori and Theo Hernandez.
Then in midfield, it is again much of the same, however, in the 4-4-2 shape. Yunus Musah starts on the right, allowing some more flexibility formationally, with Youssouf Fofana and Tijjani Reijnders in the middle. On the left, Rafael Leao will return from the start.
Leading the line, we will again see Joao Felix and Gimenez. The change in shape definitely leaves a lot to the wire, so it is possible we see the ‘fab four’ or just three of them once again.
Predicted Milan XI (4-4-2): Maignan; Walker, Pavlovic, Tomori, Theo; Musah, Fofana, Reijners, Leao; Gimenez, Felix.
The opponents
In our preview of the first leg we recapped the summer business that Feyenoord did to try and launch the post-Arne Slot era in the right way, and why it has not exactly gone to plan up to this point.Brian Priske was sacked at the beginning of last week with Feyenoord sitting fifth in the league table, not only behind the runaway title challengers Ajax and PSV Eindhoven but also below FC Utrecht and AZ Alkmaar too.
The Dutch side confirmed on Tuesday that Pascal Bosschaart would ‘temporarily take over’ from Priske’s duties as the first team head coach, and his first game was the 1-0 win over Milan, Feyenoord’s first home Champions League knockout win since 1974.
Bosschaart has announced the list of players called up for the match at San Siro and the positive news is that Calvin Stengs – a player who was out of the previous game – is back training with the squad and is available.
That’s where the good news stops, though, because Quinten Timber, Facundo Gonzalez, Gernot Trauner, Ramiz Zerrouki, Inbeom Hwang, Ayase Ueda, Jordan Lotomba, Justin Bijlow, Bart Nieuwkoop and Chris-Kevin Nadje will not travel to Milan with the team.
Finally, Quilindschy Hartman, Oussama Targhalline and Stéphano Carrilo are not in the UEFA squad list so will also be unable to make the trip, leaving Bosschaart with quite a limited squad to choose from.
From the first game,there are expected to be no changes in defence, which will please Leao as he will have another chance to test Read. This means Wellenreuther, Smal, Beelen and Hancko should once again start too.
Timber’s absence means Ivanusec should come into the lineup for the second leg in the captain’s place, though Milambo and Moder should remain. Leading the line, there will again just be one change, Carranza for Ueda – he will play through the middle with Paixao and Moussa on either side of him.
Predicted Feyenoord XI (4-3-3): Wellenreuther; Read, Beelen, Hancko, Smal; Milambo, Moder, Ivanusec; Moussa, Carranza, Paixao.
