SFK 2000 Sarajevo Sarajevo Saddon starting at 6 pm, in the “Asim Ferhatović Hase” Stadium plays a rematch of UEFA Women’s Europa Cup v. Swiss Champions Champions Young Boys.
After the first duel in Bern, which was completed with the result 2: 0 in favor of the host, BiH representatives will try to compensate for the backlog and to elect the placement in the next round of the competition, SFK 2000 Sarajevo.
BiH Champion BiH Valentin Plavčić emphasized the press conference that the team is aware of the challenges that expects them, but also ready to fight the last whistle.
– I’ve been here for a few months and I’m just realizing how strong this club is. I’m happy to be there. We know against what organized teams we play tomorrow. It’s about a compact team and knows what he wants at all times, but we got ready for that game. We will try to win and go further – said Plavčić.
Enver Hasanbegović, the first goalkeeper of the club, expressed faith in the team and announced that the team would give their maximum.
– We know what happened in Bern. I don’t think we were as energetic as we played these previous matches, but I hope we will be at your level tomorrow, and that we will show that we are actually a strong team. Surely this is the greatest success in the Champions League for us. I’m sure we’ll get that result and we’ll win the Koševo, and pass the eighth of the finals – Hasanbegović pointed out.
Maja Jelčić, the former member of SFK 2000 Sarajevo, spoke to special emotions about returning to Koševo.
– As we expected, Sarajevo provided a good resistance and saw them playing each other. It was so and when I played there. We expect Sarajevo to provide good resistance, as well as in Bern. It is a nice feeling to be again on your field and playing in front of the fans on Koševo tomorrow – said Jelčić.
Coach Young Boys, Imke Wübbenhorst, said SFK 2000 Sarajevo was a very good, disciplined and compact team, and that the representatives of BiH in Switzerland were well.
– We’re lucky to have at home reached two goals, because if we gave only one, we would now play under much higher pressure in Sarajevo. One ball is enough, one goal to turn around – stressed Wübbenhorst and added that the Swiss representative took the opponent seriously, analyzed in detail all the matches of the SFK and would play carefully to preserve the advantage.
(Vijesti.ba/fena)
