“The ambition is to try to hook a team that plays two divisions above us, explains Martelange player and coach Arthur Hausman. It’s a Cup match and everything is possible, with a lot of rigor, even if we know that it’s going to be a match with a different aspect than usual. We will have to be much more vigilant, as a unit defensively, and we will probably have less of the ball, but we will play our actions 100%.”
Despite this, Op der Trap presents itself with ambition. “The entire core, I even have to make choices to select ten players. It’s an opportunity to gauge ourselves against the national level. It’s especially nice that the match takes place in our room, that we knows and which will also allow our supporters, who are an integral part of our development, to be part of the game.”
Running-in for Boca Juniors
Another P1 team enters the fray in the Belgian Cup this Friday. Boca Juniors Libramont, former resident of D2 and D3, knows this event well. “We have no particular ambition for the Belgian Cuphowever specifies coach Lionel Hotton. This match will allow us to refine certain automations and integrate new players. Coming up against a team of a higher caliber is always interesting. Our opponent lost their first two championship matches. We will therefore try to give them problems and get through one round, hoping for a good showing at home in the next round, if possible.”
Clarification that the Areler, which was to travel to Hamoir, withdrew.
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