Expect Nordsjaelland to line up in their usual 3-4-3, with Andreas Hansen in goal and a back three of Stephen Acquah, Tobias Salquist, and Noah Markmann. The wing-backs — likely Markus Walker and Juho Laehteenmaeki — will push high and wide, stretching Brondby's shape. The front three of Levy Nene, Alexander Lind, and Villum Berthelsen will look to run in behind and press the Brondby back line into mistakes. Brondby will set up in a 4-2-3-1, with Patrick Pentz in goal and a back four of Oliver Villadsen, Jordi Vanlerberghe, Luis Binks, and Mats Koehlert. The double pivot of Bartosz Slisz and Daniel Wass will try to screen the defense, but they'll be stretched by Nordsjaelland's width and the movement of the front three. The key battle will be in the half-spaces — Nordsjaelland's inside forwards love to drift there, and Brondby's full-backs will be dragged out of position. If the Tigers can isolate Vanlerberghe and Binks in one-on-one situations, they'll create chances.