Pascal Jansen cannot rely on Dani de Wit in the premier league match against Go Ahead Eagles tomorrow anyway. The midfielder from Bovenkarspel has been out for a long time with a foot injury. Without De Wit, AZ will have to win in Deventer in order to continue to compete at the top. “Dreaming the title is always allowed”
Pascal Jansen is not worried about the injury of Dani de Wit – NH Sport/Frank van der Meijden
Besides De Wit, Sam Beukema, Bruno Martins Indi and Sem Westerveld are also not yet fit enough to play. Furthermore, Jansen has a fully fit selection for the difficult away match against Go Ahead Eagles, the number ten in the ranking. “They have a very good series. Eleven matches already unbeaten. They are doing well and I think it is a good time to meet,” said Jansen about tomorrow night’s opponent.
“We need to gain more control over competitions. If we succeed, we will increase the chances”
Given the position in the ranking and the game shown in recent weeks, you can say that the number two in the premier league is doing well. Jansen: “We still see enough points to improve ourselves. This was also the case in the past duel against Fortuna Sittard. We need to get more control over matches. If we can do that, we’ll increase the chances.”
The game between Go Ahead Eagles and AZ starts tomorrow at 6.45 pm in Deventer.
AZ coach Pascal Jansen about the upcoming opponent Go Ahead Eagles – NH Sport/Frank van der Meijden
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