Midtjylland and Copenhagen arrive with strong records, but I keep coming back to the ball after an FCK attack. FCK's last recorded league win over Brøndby came with 15 shots while allowing nine; Midtjylland beat the same opponent with less of the ball and four goals. If FCK hold the play in Midtjylland's half, the real test is whether the home side can get out cleanly before the next wave arrives.
FCK's club preview calls Midtjylland the league's only unbeaten team and says Copenhagen have won five straight league games. It also lists suspensions for Midtjylland defenders Rasmus Nissen Kristensen and Abdou Aziz Ndiaye, with Mads Bech and Ousmane Diao returning in a friendly. Those are selection clues, not a confirmed back line. The two Brøndby games were separate contests, so I wouldn't treat their scores as a forecast; they just sharpen the question of how Midtjylland's exits and FCK's pressure meet.
