Copenhagen enter the return leg with a commanding lead after a 3-0 away defeat. The Danes are in excellent form, having won four straight games by an aggregate score of 11-4, and are 99.9% certain to advance to the next round. Bo Svensson's side are playing with great confidence at their home stadium, Parken, having won six of their last seven matches. Copenhagen's attack looks unstoppable: in five matches this season, they have scored 14 goals, including three in four of those. Despite the loss of personnel, key players like Mohamed Elyounoussi and Robert are in excellent form and continue to score consistently.
Debrecen, on the other hand, is in crisis and could already be turning their attention to the league, where, after a poor start, they only secured their first win last weekend. The Hungarians were unprepared for the level of their opponents in the first leg and are unlikely to be able to put up much of a fight against the Danes on the road. Considering that Copenhagen is playing at home and Debrecen has been weak on the road, the hosts' superiority in class and form appears overwhelming. A huge three-goal lead makes the return leg a mere formality, and even with a rotated squad, the Danes should win comfortably.
