Europa League: Bodo / Glimt Midfield Ulrik Sedtnes is looking for anxiety in Tottenham Hotspur in the semifinals
Bodo / Glimt can be behind 3-1 on the unit against Prime Minister Tottenham Hotspur after the first leg of their semifinals Europa League in London, but Norwegians have a little more exclusive enemies.
And late naked from conjunters Ulrik Sedtnes He gave a club from the inner Arctic Circle a living room in front of the homemade leg.
“There was more relief that we could lift a little and enter the game,” Sednes said Reuters. “We’re still huge substrates, but at least it will be a battle!”
They will / glymth They are used for berries in Europe and this season have taken some significant scalp.
In the quarterfinals looked dead and buried in the extension of another leg against Lazio In Rome only for Andreas Helmesen To achieve a little probable equalizing and forcing the criminal shooting, which they won.
The latest is in a series of never-recall performance in Europe arising from a club ethos that favors processing through the results, allowing them to be cooled even when in Cosh.
Sedtnes experienced all high and lower European football in this campaign, bodify twice in the first leg at home in a lease, but then take himself after 57 minutes in Rome because two-nosic pillows were deleted.
The 32-year-old was aloud after the first leg if the two chances that were inflated in the second half could be returned to persecute him, but as he sat down and watched the penalty drama unfolded, he said he could not remember Miss.
‘Nothing to lose’
“No, not really – it was so emotionally and excitingly to watch that I couldn’t think of something other than the game and supporting guys,” he said.
Luckily his teammates, especially the goalkeeper Nikita HaikinHe came to rescue, winning the shooting in Kettle the Olympic Stadium in Rome to set them one game from the European Final – if I could convert two-goals deficits against Spurs at home.
“I think he will play very similarly with the last games. We have absolutely nothing to lose, and we just need to attack the best we can,” Saltenes explained.
“We need to keep the cold head – it’s not about thinking we’ll win a match in 10 minutes. We can have a lot to focus on yourself, although we know it will be an incredibly big challenge.”
Saltnes spoke about how he thought he had left the game before Bodo began to drive the ridge of the wave who saw them win four league titles from 2020. Years.
The great catalyst came when the execution coach Bjorn Mannsverk was brought by a former Norwegian air force pilot without a football background – and together with the coach Kjetil Knutsen pointed out the focus at all times.
Come on Thursday, the city of Bodo will re-encourage the ASPMYRA Stadium, a ten minute walk from the local airport, to greet the team in the field while the fireworks are shot in the sky and the speaker explosion.
Journalists who visit small grounds that hold only over 8,000 spectators, will report to the world from the room behind one of the goals located above the supermarket and used as a classroom during the day, along with children’s drawings that hang out on the walls.
With the final set that can take place in Bilbao 21. May, on Thursday, the second leg on Thursday will be the last game of the current season on the ASPMYY.
“Of course, making the final would be great, but I don’t think that would change,” Sednes said.
“The experiences you have on the way are much more important than where you finish, I think.”