- FC Copenhagen are unbeaten in 10 (W8, D2) in all competitions and have won their last 4 consecutive matches in a row (W4).
- Debreceni VSC are in poor form, winning just 1 of their last 5 (D2, L2) and losing their last 2.
Copenhagen can press to win
This fixture is a meeting of two completely different sides who will look to impose their own game on the game, with Copenhagen's high-pressing, fluid style likely to clash with Debreceni VSC's more compact, mid/low-block approach.
Bo Svensson has his Copenhagen side set up to keep the ball and press in numbers. When the front three operate with freedom, it becomes incredibly hard to play through the Danes or out-ball them. Their triggers are high tempo, their pressing game is intense and they're excellent in transition, hitting teams quickly and making them defend deep.
Gert Remmel is a different kind of coach who has crafted his Debreceni VSC side into a compact, organised and disciplined unit. They will sit deep, absorb pressure and look to nick goals on the counter or from set pieces.
FC Copenhagen will be the clear favourites for this clash and the 1/5 looks about right. 24/5 about the draw looks more tempting, but the hosts winning looks the most likely result.
Copenhagen can dominate
FC Copenhagen are in fine form and after a 3-0 away win over Debreceni VSC in the first-leg, they should have enough to go through the tie with a victory on Wednesday. Mohamed Elyounoussi is the team's key man, with 5 goals across their last 5 matches, but Robert has been Copenhagen's sharp-shooter in knockout competition thus far, having notched 4 goals in 3 games in this competition.
Debreceni VSC have been in poor form and will need to pull off a huge result at Parken to turn this tie around. Florian Cibla is their main finishing threat, but will likely have little influence on this fixture.
FC Copenhagen should dominate this tie and will most likely have enough to record a second victory. The Hungarians are set up to stay compact and disciplined, which should keep this game within a respectable margin.
The selection that fits the favorite's angle here is Both Teams to Score - No at 21/50, as we expect Copenhagen to dominate possession and keep a tight grip on Debreceni VSC's key men.
