A domestic cup tie in Lyngby kicks off Wednesday at 17:45. After a disappointing outing against Silkeborg at Parken on Sunday, head coach Jacob Neestrup and his staff scrapped the planned Monday rest day to review the match and shift focus to the upcoming cup fixture. Following Tuesday’s session at Nummer 10, the team reported that preparations are complete and the aim is to handle Lyngby’s expected high intensity and physical approach from the start to progress in the tournament.
Team Updates and Fitness News
The squad is unchanged from Sunday, with the addition of Dominik Sarapata, who featured for the U19s at the weekend. This strategic choice adds depth to the team as they prepare for the challenges posed by Lyngby. With a strong focus on teamwork and resilience, the players are ready to showcase their skills on the pitch.
In terms of fitness updates, Liam West has recovered from illness, which is a significant boost for the squad. The coaching staff is diligently working to get both Corner and Achouri back into the lineup as soon as possible. Meanwhile, Oliver Højer is getting closer to returning to full training, which will enhance the team’s options moving forward. Jonathan Moalem will log several sessions with the U19s as he continues his recovery from injury. The hope is to have a full group available soon, apart from Mattsson, who is out for the rest of the season.
As the match approaches, fans are eager to see how the team will respond after their last match. The commitment to improvement and strategic adjustments made by the coaching staff are crucial as they prepare for a tough challenge against Lyngby. The players’ readiness and eagerness to perform will play a vital role in the outcome of this cup tie.
With high expectations and a determined mindset, the squad aims to make a significant impact in this domestic cup competition. Fans can look forward to an exciting match that promises to be filled with intensity and competitive spirit.