Sarajevo's players remain hopeful

On the pre-match press conference held on Friday, Sarajevo's players reassured that the rivalry with Polish Champion hasn't yet been lost.

Captain, Ivan Tatomirović

The trip to Poznan

It [the trip to Poznan] wasn't tiring. Maybe such a long travel would be exhausting for someone who's going on vacations, but it cannot be tiring for professional footballers. We don't feel so, especially ahead of such an important match. We are young sportsmen with big ambitions and we only focus on tomorrow's match. When facing Lech we have to be very patient and realize our tactical plans.

Lech Poznan

Our performance in the first match gives us some hope. We were unlucky to lose the two goals in Sarajveo the way we did. We did not play well, but we do know how Lech plays because we have analyzed our rival. All we've got left to do is hope that tomorrow we win and advance to the next round.

Catching up on the loss

It's not the first time that we are in such a situation. We have shown in the past years that such losses can be caught up on. We won't focus on what was and what will be. We cannot be bothered by data and facts. We have to concentrate on tomorrow's match and win it. We really want to qualify to the next round.

The plan for Wednesday

It's Champions League. There are multiple young players amongst us. In Sarajevo we played poorly. We won't attack the rival since the very first whistle. It's not about the first 5-10 minutes, but about the whole match.

Haris Duljević

Errors from the first match

The most important thing is to limit our mistakes. We played well in Sarajevo. We are content with the previous game, however we did lose two goals. What counts the most right now is to play well, limit the mistakes and that will allow us to win tomorrow's clash.

The fans from Poznan

Such an atmosphere is nothing new to us. It mobilizes us even more. The atmosphere can only help us to win.