On Thursday evening (8:30 p.m.), Our Future welcomes Brejdablik pod Gorica in the return match of the 2nd round of the Conference League, the entrance to the Podgorica arena is free, and we all hope for a great result and a turnaround.
The “Blues” are counting minutely until the start of the clash, and in the dressing room everyone is breathing like a real team – and they are convinced that a two-goal deficit from Iceland is not unattainable.
“In Podgorica, too, we are expecting a tough game with a lot of duels, races and dirty play, like we saw in Iceland. There was some from our side as well, but the opponent led the way in terms of dirty play. However, now we are playing on our field and we will know how to respond in a true sporting manner”, said Miomir Đuričković.
Our number 22 is a midfielder by profession, he often plays right-back, and he is also there as a stopper when needed… He has repeatedly said that nothing is difficult for him for Buducnost – Đuričković will probably play on the right out-line in the absence of Uroš Ignjatović, who changed both in Pristina and Kopavogur.
“In Iceland, there were both good and bad things, and through training we try to remove all perceived shortcomings and focus on the good things. On the road, we saw that the rival has flaws, we didn’t manage to use them there despite the opportunities, but I believe that under Gorica – we will”.
The defeat with two players less at the very end of the match and the difficult game united the “blue and white” even more…
“It seems to me that we all breathe as one, you can feel it during training. And it is certain that we all believe in one goal – to pass”, said Đuričković.
You can feel the euphoria, Podgorica has “woke up” aware that 2:0 is not a big deficit, and we all hope for a large number of spectators – the northern stand is closed, but the other three will be open.
“We had great cheering and excellent support from the guests, and this time we expect the biggest support so far. We are aware that the stadium cannot be full due to the ban, but as many people as possible in the stands, with the positive energy we need, will be a wind at our backs. Together we can move on”, the 25-year-old all-rounder is clear.
And Đuričković just celebrated his 25th birthday today, and he had only one wish:
“Pass!”
And finally, one important notice – as a club, we ask all fans to come to the stadium as early as possible, even an hour before, in order to avoid possible crowds, because the entrance is free, but everyone will have to collect a ticket at the entrance due to UEFA rules .
The gates of the stadium will be opened two hours before the start of the match. In addition, our boys come out for warm-up at 19:45 and it would be nice if we all gave them the huge support they deserve from the start.
Let’s go Budućnost!
