Augustinsson: Leicester game is 50/50

FC Copenhagen face Leicester on Wednesday in a crunch Champions League match in Telia Parken.

The Lions suffered a 1-0 defeat in their reverse fixture in England but qualifying for the last-16 stage is still very much a possibility.

Ahead of the game FCK.dk caught up with some of the Lions players to gauge their thoughts.

Mathias Zanka:

“It will be a very special night with a full house and great atmosphere, and hopefully an evening we will long look back on.

“You never know when you get the opportunity to stand here again and play Champions League group stage. It's really something to look forward to, but personally, it does not mean more for me to meet Leicester than any other team.

“I am no more committed to the game than to the others against Porto and Brugge.”

Erik Johansson:

“Leicester will probably again play on the counter but I think we had a good grip on them in the first game.

“They play regularly at a high level in the Premier League but I have a good feeling about the game.

“And so I am looking forward to it. It will be really fun to run out for such a game with so many people at the stadium.”

Robin Olsen:

“We’re playing many games at the moment but I have no problem with it. I'd rather play them all. It's just fun!

William Kvist:

“We will probably have the ball a lot at the start and it will be important to make the right decisions along the way about when to do go one way or the other.”

Ludwig Augustinsson:

“As I have said before, I see the chances as 50/50.

“We are insanely strong at home, but they won Premier League. It will probably be a battle that will be decided on who makes the fewest mistakes - and then of course who takes advantage of their chances.

“This is a big game, it's something you've dreamed about since you were quite small.”