We have barely had time to recover from the stunning World Cup celebrations in South Africa until it is time for AIK to kick in qualifiers for the Champions League.The first hurdle in the hunt for a place in football is the absolute DRAWING ROOM Luxembourg Jeunesse Esch champions, a team that normally should not cause any major worries AIK.

Alex Miller has some concern for today's task. Nye goalkeeper Ivan Turin looks still not appear to be in working order games after the injury he suffered in Angelholm cupmötet with and in addition there are question marks for both Gabriel Özkan and Dulee Johnson in midfield. AIK will probably, like in the last two matches, setting up a 4-2-3-1-uppställing where new Croat Goran Ljubojevic may act alone striker.

Jeunesse Esch of Luxembourg is one of the biggest clubs, the team has 28 line items in baggage and not less than thirty times you have qualified for the European cups. Guest team made up mostly of French players who did not succeed at higher levels in their homeland. Biggest star midfielder Rene Peters is considered to be with his 66 caps for Luxembourg on credit.

The Luxembourg champions are currently in the midst of its pre-season training and it would then lack a lot of current tempo game against an AIK, which has two recent matches in the Swedish Cup in luggage. What guests will use the tactic this evening is hardly very difficult to calculate. This will almost certainly come back home, put the player in his own penalty area bus and try to bring a good result home to Luxembourg - enough of course not all the way, the question is how long as you can resist?
AIK's last three matches: Helsingborg (h, cup) 4-5 e str, Angelholm (b cup) 2-1 e fl, Austria (b cup) 3-1 e fl.