In one of the matches of the 5th round of the Europa League group stage, the players of Dinamo Zagreb and Genk will come face to face. Which of the opponents will get the victory in this confrontation? LiveResult.Ru evaluates the opponents' chances of success.
Dinamo Zagreb
Dynamo players managed to score 6 points after four rounds in the Europa League. This result allows you to be located on the second line in the table. The team of Krzhnar has the opportunity to arrange its entry into the playoffs already in the next meeting and as a result of success, none of the opponents will be able to catch up with the "checkers". In the last round, the Blues were able to confidently beat Rapid with a score of 3 on their own field:1. Dynamo is doing well in the national championship. After 14 rounds, the Zagreb team is in third place, three points behind the leader.
"Genk"
The players of Genk have not lost their chances of reaching the playoffs of the tournament, but with the results that the team shows, it will be extremely difficult to do this. After four rounds, the Buffaloes are on the third line in the quartet and have four points to their credit. The previous meeting against West Ham (262) showed that van den Brom's team has character and is able to overcome any opponent, or at least draw with him.
Injuries and disqualifications:
- Injuries:
- Ademi (ankle) – Dinamo Zagreb.
- Under question:
- Juric (injury), Dilaver (injury), Chop (injury) - all Dynamo Zagreb. Cuesta (injury), Munoz (injury), Yuklerod (injury) - all "Genk".
Statistics and figures:
- Croats are small favorites of the meeting;
- "Checkers" have a 2-match series without wins;
- Genk has lost only once in 5 matches;
- The last and only meeting of the rivals ended with a score of 3:0 in favor of Dynamo.
Forecast
In the first match, Dynamo managed to defeat their opponent with a score of 3:0. It is unlikely that anything will change in this match. Most likely, the Croats will be able to defeat their opponent and score another three points in their passive.
