Crvena can have plenty of the ball while Copenhagen make central box access difficult. Copenhagen's first pass toward the wide runners can turn those home advances into attacks at the other end. Getafe and Lugano present another contest between pressure on the first pass and the quality of the next delivery. Both games may be decided by who keeps supplying the box after the first spell of pressure.
Crvena's rested European group can use Krunić and Elšnik to bring Kostov and Čam forward. Copenhagen held Braga to few close shots, and Robert or Elyounoussi can receive behind an advanced wingback. Král is left out of Copenhagen's squad, while Madsen is included after appearing late against Aarhus; Crvena's Bukari is suspended after playing against Mladost. Copenhagen's compact shape and later wide delivery can keep the match balanced even if Crvena start on the front foot. That's why I'm siding with Copenhagen to avoid defeat.
Getafe can win second balls and find Satriano or another striker directly, but their recent home attack has produced fewer clear finishes than their defensive work suggests. Lugano have used Grgić and Bislimi to release Dos Santos and Cimignani, with Moncada offering another wave. Steffen is absent after his recent hamstring injury, while Getafe's midfield and forward absences narrow their choices after the Rayo match. Lugano's rested European core can move beyond the first press and keep testing Soria as the game stretches. That's why I'm siding with Lugano to avoid defeat.
