How should Norway make Buda-fest tonight.
Norway showed in the home game that they were better than Hungary. It was still not enough. A goalkeeper blunder from Ørjan Nyland and hopeless lack of efficiency meant that Hungarians could return home with a very good result.
The plans for the return meeting is of course being drafted. Most internationals BT’ve talked to think a similar performance as the one at Ullevaal will be sufficient to turn the Magyars in their own capital.
– We must make quite the same as in the Ullevaal game, but they will probably add even more behind. Then it is important that we have even more movement and even higher tempo. We must be able to boast of Hungary, they were smart, big and strong. Bad luck and incapacity made sure we did not score on them. Then we need to do much of the same but get goals, says Alkmaar player Markus Henriksen.
– Have the played at Stadium!
Alexander Tettey was abandoned after the loss at Ullevaal . He pointed out that in international football must be the chances, or you will be punished. He believes Norway must come with witchcraft in luggage.
– We need to come up with something special in Budapest. Multiple bets which goes fast, a little “magic”, simply.
Peter Kovacs is a Hungarian, who almost made the Norwegians of it for more than a decade in Norwegian football. He explains what awaits Norway on completely new Groupama Arena in Budapest:
Capacity: 22,000 on caps
Built: Finished 10th August 2014
Club: Ferencvaros
Cost: NOK 350 million
Built on ruins Albert Florian Stadium, Groupama is Hungary’s second largest arena behind Ferenc Puskas Stadium.
– I think the Hungarian supporters were outstanding at Ullevaal, and in Budapest awaits the same. Except that here there were maybe 1,000 fans – down there will be plenty full set – over 23,000. They are very patriotic, very loud. But I do not think there is any reason to fear racist agitation against some of the Norwegian – not in Budapest, said the striker.
Tom Høgli is not afraid throttle in any way. The Norwegians have namely experience in special venues …
– No, we have people playing in the Bundesliga and Europa League. Most of us have even played in the cauldron at Brann Stadium, so this will go smoothly, winking northerner.
Høgli’m sure if Norway is performing as in the home game, then there will be Norwegian party in Budapest .
– They have a nasty entrance to this fight, while we have nothing to lose. I imagine the same game image as the last. Especially on the right side dominated we completely. We must be a little more sharper and putting greater speed the ball. We saw that when they hung not quite with.
– Faster
Alexander Søderlund scorched two good chances in the home meeting. Haugesund guy standing with discouraging one goal on his 24 caps as a striker. He is built on much the same as teammates:
– We must do the same as in the home match, but put our chances. Be more accurate in front of goal.
Ørjan Nyland has naturally a certain desire to revenge. He envisions siege to the opposing team from the first second:
– We must attack from the start and build on what we did in the home match. We showed that we can roll ball in had with this team, and we will do down there.
Jo Inge Berget ar gained a lot of experience this season, and has delivered decisive contribution both for the club team Malmö and national team . He calls for higher speed bullet.
– We’re going to have the ball much down there, too. Then we have to play a part snappier and surprise them inside the box. I think we are going to produce a lot of chances, so we need to put it.
But perhaps it Friskus Pål André Helland who has the simplest and most concise solution to the task that awaits Høgmo guys:
– We need the same performance at home, just that we need to get that damn ball in the goal!
Listen podcast after the Superbowl against Hungary
In the latest edition of Aftenpodden Sport we are trying to bring us back after the disappointing loss to Hungary at Ullevaal Thursday night.
Bertil Valderhaug guests studio and talks about the times he’s been tricked, and Roger Finjord, woman coach, visiting and sharing stories from both Alta and thoughts about the national team.
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