Anzhi are still not in the top of Russian football, but that's where they are aiming and that's where that are going. They have some big players in Christophe Samba, Samuel Eto'o and Yuri Zhirkov, and a good players overall even if they are not as famous, like Uzbeki international Akhmedov. They used to play very stable and boring, defensive football before and played many 0-0 and 1-0 games, but that has changed since manager Guus Hiddink arrived. That's not his type of play at all.
Now they score more goals than before, and that is against good Russian teams, therefore I think they will have no problem scoring some goals against today's Hungarian guests. They are doing OK in the league but no more, and have lost many of their last games. Also, the times they have played in Europa League qualifiers before, they have been bad away. 1-5 loss against Fenerbahce and 0-4 against Hamburger SV.
I think Anzhi will want to show that they are a big team rising. I'm going for over 3.5 goals at odds 2.20.
Now they score more goals than before, and that is against good Russian teams, therefore I think they will have no problem scoring some goals against today's Hungarian guests. They are doing OK in the league but no more, and have lost many of their last games. Also, the times they have played in Europa League qualifiers before, they have been bad away. 1-5 loss against Fenerbahce and 0-4 against Hamburger SV.
I think Anzhi will want to show that they are a big team rising. I'm going for over 3.5 goals at odds 2.20.
