Malmo FF Vs Austria Vienna Match Preview & Team News

Ready for testing in Malmo Austria Vienna assistant coach Sepp Michorl Michorl completed the thorough evaluation of Peru on Thursday, opponents of Champions League Group G of Malmö, and believes that his side is what it takes to claim victory.

Michorl was sent on a fact-finding mission to Sweden to run the rule in Malmö last week and reported to head coach Karl Daxbacher with some detailed comments.

The two sides have had disappointing results in the assembly of the first group, with AZ Alkmaar 4-1 to Malmö and Vienna defeat, beaten 2-1 at home to Metalist Kharkiv.


"They (Malmö) go with a classic 4-4-2 system, which are tactically very disciplined and make some mistakes," said Michorl www.fk-austria.at.

"After losing possession, the team must immediately move behind the ball and hit.

"I think we are stronger in defense and Malmö are perhaps a little 'later, but if we play our chances, we have a good chance of success in Sweden." Michorl also gathered key people in Sweden, with a wing of the duo Jiloan Hamad and Jimmy Durmaz and striker Mattias Ranegie closed his eyes.

"Both are extremely fast and hard when they go one by one, but sometimes they can forget his defensive duties.

"It 'a good day for some it can cause a lot of dangerous situations. Mattias just arrived in mid-August by Häcken and has already scored four goals in six games. It may seem a little' clumsy, but his style of play, and it protects the ball deftly. He is always a good goal. " Malmo coach Richard Norling is eager to get a response from his side after a heavy defeat to Holland.

He knows the benefit of the land and small stature, in Vienna means a repeat of that score is unlikely, but expect a hard workout.

"At this level, all teams are good, this is clear to us," he said.

"While it is obviously a big difference in front of Alkmaar away from Vienna, Austria, and at home, is still a team that is really good here.

"It 'a group that wants to play football, and more through the midfield than we are accustomed to playing in our house.