The prediction of the most accurate score for Brondby vs Red Bull Salzburg tonight is sure to win 100%, Champions League Schedule August 26, 2021. This match is a continuation of the Champions League Qualification match for the 2021/2022 season. They are looking for a place in the Champions League group stage for the third year in a row. The ambitious Austrian giants came from behind to lead 2-1 in the game, so expect to get the job done in this 2nd leg.
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Although the home side dominated the early stages of Tuesday's opening encounter, Brondby scored one finish at half-time thanks to Mikael Uhre's early finish.
However, in the 45th minute of the second, more than 17,000 Salzburg fans got them back on their feet with goals from strikers Karim Adeyemi and Brenden Aaronson.
The result marked a third straight defeat for a club that once dominated Danish football.
However, they qualified for this competition by winning the Superliga for the first time since 2005.
Their title defense got off to a shaky start, as Niels Frederiksen's side have only picked up 4 points from 6 matches so far.
In fact, Saturday's 2-2 draw at OB saw Brondby concede 21 shots on goal, as they allowed a 2nd lead to slip.
Uhre again in good form scored both, and the equalizer in the 84th minute left them lamenting their inability to defend.
As a result, they are yet to win a league game this summer and are in a desperate state ahead of this week's must-win.
One of the appearances of the Champions League team was in 1998, when they finished fourth.
Their opponents at that time were Manchester United, Bayern Munich – who famously lost to United in the final – and Barcelona.
Moreover, to contemplate reaching such glamorous heights again, Frederiksen and friends must tighten the back line and hope that Salzburg can be used during the break.
Similar to their Danish opponents, Salzburg also made the playoffs by topping their domestic league in 2020-21 – their eighth straight Bundesliga crown.
Although they immediately qualified for the team stage in 2019, their 5-2 aggregate win at this stage last year vs Maccabi Tel-Aviv ended a streak of 13 eliminations in a row.
That's since their first Champions League qualifier appearance in the team phase in 1994– long before they were bought by a power drink manufacturer.
The Red Bulls ran aground out of past Team A; finishing third, which saw them relegated to the Europa League, where they were subsequently beaten by the eventual champions Villarreal.
While European progress is their main concern, Matthias Jaissle's side have made a solid start for a new season at home.
They recorded 5 wins from as many games to climb easily to the top of the table, it is clear from second-placed Sturm Graz.
Despite having 79% ball ability, it took 2 wins at the end of the game to finally beat Austria Klagenfurt on Saturday.
But Salzburg will think of such regular wins as mere warm-ups for this match.
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Brondby vs Red Bull Salzburg Team football news
Salzburg's squad to experience Brondby this week will see two players returning to home.
Right-back Rasmus Kristensen and midfielder Maurits Kjaergaard can both be seen in this session.
Kristensen – located in Midtjylland in 2012 and 2018 – will start at the back 4, while his compatriot will start from the bench.
Like at home, they must start with promising companions Benjamin Sesko and Karim Adeyemi up front.
The likes of Sadio Mane, Erling Braut Haaland and, most recently, Patson Daka have all graduated from the Red Bull talent factory, much is expected of both.
And the last one in good scoring form, with 9 wins from 11 matches so far.
However, playmaker Zlatko Junuzovic is expected to continue to miss out with a calf injury, so Injured Sucic or Brenden Aaronson will have to replace him behind the two front men.
A sort of 23-year-old Red Bull stopper Philipp Kohn, who only became Austria's number one champion at the start of this season, Brondby goalkeeper Mads Hermansen was set on the crossbar.
His team has recently been hit by the COVID-19 outbreak, which has already denied some members of their squad.
Christian Cappis, Mathias Greve, Tobias Borkeeiet and Thomas Mikkelsen have all tested positive for the virus.
Long-term absence Blas Riveros will also miss out, even though he has returned to work