The push for the first points of the qualification round continues on Saturday, when the home side hosts ASA Aarhus at Nature Energy Park at 13:00.
The match follows a tight meeting with FC Thy–ThistedQ and will be the team’s second home game of the year. The clubs last faced each other at this venue in 2023, when the hosts won 3-1.
Camilla Hjortsø’s Reunion and Team Preparation
Midfielder Camilla Hjortsø is preparing for a notable reunion with her former club. She spent time at ASA while working back from a major knee injury and views the visit as a meaningful occasion. She also expects ASA to bring significant experience and individual talent, making this a demanding assignment that will require careful preparation.
Training this week has focused on carrying forward recent positives and sharpening execution in decisive moments at both ends of the pitch. The team is targeting a stronger end product in the final third, aiming to convert opportunities into goals.
Hjortsø emphasizes maintaining belief in the group’s abilities and unlocking its potential, highlighting the individual quality within the squad and the need to bring all parts together. With a strong mindset and a collaborative effort, the team hopes to secure a vital victory.
Kickoff is scheduled for Saturday, 28 March at 13:00 at Nature Energy Park in Odense. Fans are encouraged to come out and support the home team as they strive for their first points of the qualification round.