"During the week we naturally analysed the match we played in Újpest. We had good intensity training, and we also had a team building programme in Siófok, which was also important for team morale, so I think we did a good job this week. Based on my previous international experience, this period of the cup competition doesn't take as much out of a team as, for example, a group stage appearance in the autumn, so we didn't worry about the fact that Ferencváros were still on the pitch on Thursday evening and what that might mean for Sunday's match. I can see FTC coming back strong after the CL qualifying knockout against Klaksvík, and since then they have had two good games against Shamrock Rovers. They have highly skilled players in all positions, so I expect a tough opponent, but it's also a good opportunity for us to improve after last week's game," head coach Bartosz Grzelak told our website.