Dundee United - Dinamo Moscow The Scottish teams seem to be on a permanent downward course especially this year. After the Rangers' demilitarization, the championship is much poorer, and so far the Scottish footballers in Europe have been extremely disappointing. Motherwell lost very confidently from the seemingly worse Panathinaikos of the decade (and I say a few) of the one thousand problems, while Celtic was back to the score last night and eventually got a stressful victory against Helsinki that does not guarantee her to go to the next round as it is not expected to have easy work in Finland next week. Based on last year's score, the current home team is the worst team of 2 mentioned above, while it is certain that it faces a theoretically superior opponent of its two former "compatriots". This is not only because Dynamo Moscow has more than enough games at its feet since the Russian Championship is already underway for 2 weeks.
The Scots are essentially the same team as last year, the only significant addition is that of the Polish goalkeeper Terznjak, while the only substantial departure is the Slovakian striker Latsni who ended his lending from Sparta Prague. Since he has not yet released any official game, he has only been friendly to the most important ones, with 3-0 defeating Dundee's co-champion to lose with Rapid Vienna and 1-0 from Everton. If the Rangers did not qualify for Europe, the Scots would normally compete against the previous round of the Euroleague (instead of S. Jason), but they have not given any friendly match from July's 19 to be better prepared.
On the other hand, the Russians have shown that they will show better in the current season, but in both matches they have played so far away, they have suffered just as much defeat without even being able to score. The current match is a first-rate opportunity for a victory that will revive the morale of one and have the appropriate units (generally money flows in Russia), although they did not particularly enhance the summer transfer period (which is still in progress). Only if you consider the value of Djudjak and Crani must exceed the entire Dundee United budget.
The hosts are expected to try to avoid defeat in the current game and difficult to open to score themselves but with such a difference in capacity that I find it very difficult to achieve.
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