Champions League

The line-up: How Salzburg start at Twente

Here it is, the starting line-up with which Red Bull Salzburg coach Pepijn Lijnders will be looking for success in today's Champions League qualifying second leg at Twente Enschede!

A week ago, Red Bull Salzburg looked like 2-0 winners until shortly before the end, but then conceded a goal in the 90th minute from a free-kick by Twente Enschede. "We did very well in the first leg. But we know that it's only half-time and we still have a difficult second match ahead of us," emphasized Pepijn Lijnders before the departure.

"Now it's a different story!"
Salzburg gained plenty of confidence at the weekend with a convincing 5:1 win against Blau-Weiß Linz and took the lead in the domestic Bundesliga table. The team has won all four of its competitive matches this season. "Now it's a different story. It's the Champions League, it's a different level - with all due respect to Blau-Weiß Linz," said Lijnders. "We expect a game where we have to defend them for 95 minutes or longer with everything we have."