Leonid Slutsky assures the fans of a quality performance in the UEFA Champions League tie against Real Madrid and ruled out Kim In-Sung for the upcoming tie in Spain.
CSKA Moscow will take on Real Madrid in the UEFA Champions League return leg at Santiago Bernabeu after drawing the first leg 1-1 against the Spanish outfit at Luzhniki stadium.
The Red-blue were lucky enough to score an injury time equalizer against the Spanish outfit through
Pontus Wernbloom, after conceding a goal early on in the game.
Leonid Slutsky, the Koni head coach, is reportedly fielding offensive players in the starting line-up for the upcoming European game against Los Blancos, keeping in mind the fact that the Armeytsy need to score an away goal as
they had earlier conceded a goal at home.
Real Madrid have an envious defensive record in Europe this term as they are unbeaten in the competition, having conceded only 3 goals in total. Furthermore, they have scored a whopping 20 goals in 7 European outings.
Slutsky has urged the Russian outfit to work harder for the upcoming crunch European tie against the Spanish giants on the away turf.
The Russian tactician revealed that http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Igor-Akinfeev-c16676, who did not play the first leg in Russia after sustaining a shoulder injury, will pass a late fitness test ahead of the European game. Slutsky added that CSKA will not want to
rush their top performer for the upcoming match.
“We will not take any risk regarding Akinfeev’s health. Neither will I nor the medical staff. We have waited for his return and managed to cope without him at times, so we need not to rush him.” The UEFA Cup winner was quoted as
saying.
Speaking on http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Kim-c20955 In-Sung, the former Uralan Elista coach ruled out the South Korean star for the upcoming match, revealing that the former Gangneung City player is not in the optimum condition to start the much-anticipated game
in Spain.
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