Fotis Papoulis gave an interview to snda.gr in which he analyzes Eindhoven in view of tomorrow's match of Olympiacos for the 32 of the Europa League.
The experienced Greek winger of Omonia, who is said to have the role of… double agent since he played with the clover this year both against the red and whites and against the Dutch, outlines the profile of PSV, talks about the points where he has to hit Olympiacos and not only.
Read what he said…
For the playing profile of PSV and the points where Olympiacos should “hit”:
“Eindhoven has a very athletic team. He likes to press in all the lengths and widths of the field and in fact very high. It has many young players on its roster who run throughout the match. In defense she has issues, she is vulnerable, she eats the goal easily and that is where Olympiacos should hit. “If Olympiacos manages to escape the pressure that will be exerted on them and find spaces, then it will create many problems in Eindhoven's defense”,
For the player who stands out from the PSV roster:
“Noniel Malen is making a difference in Eindhoven. He is a terrible attacker and terribly dangerous for all defenses. He is excellent with the ball on his feet, he has a great appeal in scoring and he has the way to find nets in many ways “.
On whether there is a favorite to qualify for the pair Olympiacos – Eindhoven:
“I played against both teams this season and based on the image I have I would say that the qualification is 50-50. Olympiacos has a team that brings out quality and a very good coach (Pedro Martins) on its bench. It has risen to a European level in recent years and its players have performances from European matches. Eindhoven, on the other hand, has a younger team and less experience. The case of qualification starts from 50-50 “.
For the headquarters of Eindhoven, although it offers special dynamics to PSV:
“I would say that its headquarters is very similar to Karaiskakis. When she plays in her stadium, she becomes even more aggressive and brings out more intensity and energy in her game “.
