It’s a vital game, which you can watch with your Pass To Paradise if you’re a season ticket holder, and with it being a one-off tie, that makes it even more fraught with difficulty, given there is no margin for error.
However, I am confident that we can get a positive result and book our place in the group stages of the competition.
We enjoyed an impressive victory over FK Sarajevo in Bosnia last season, and although the game will take place in Zenica – an hour away from the Bosnian capital – I’m sure we will have the quality to progress.
Last week was a trip to Latvia, and while we left it late to get the winner, courtesy of Moi Elyounoussi, the victory was no more than we deserved.
THE strangest sight of the night was the arrival of two open-top double-decker sightseeing buses moments before kick-off in Riga.
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