On Wednesday, 12 February, the Champions League knockout rounds will continue. Feyenoord will play against Milan. The Dutch are not considered favourites even in the home clash, although the opponent is also not in the best condition.

Feyenoord in their championship manages to go not in the top three. At the same time in the Champions League relatively confidently broke into the top-24. The team secured their position in the knockout games until the last round. It does not work on two fronts - Feye has failed to register a win in ten matches in their league.

Obviously, injuries have affected the team's results. The best forward Santiago Jimenez played only eleven matches in the league and moved to Milan. This is a kind of hidden intrigue - the footballer has already scored in Serie A. Now he can upset the former team, for which he played back on 29 January in the Champions League.

At the moment, the coaching staff can not count on seven players. With a narrow rotation it is difficult not to lose quality, so the club chose more important matches in the Champions League.

Briana Priske's wards raised their spirits before the European Cup - they defeated Sparta (3:0).

Milan right now still have a difficult situation. Sergiu Conceição broke into the club and immediately won the Italian Super Cup. The perfect series did not continue, but the team has clearly found some stability. True, had to pay a peculiar price - the team has a lot of conflicts. The press even suggested that Conceição would resign.

The management supported the tough approach of the new coach. As a result, Milan in the winter very much reset. Toxic veterans left the club. In particular, Milan promptly got rid of Alvaro Morata and Davide Calabria. Both did not get along at all with the new coach.

In Serie A, Milan are only in seventh position. In the last round they managed to win a very tough match against Empoli - 2:0. Conceição gave rest to several key players. In particular, Leão played only one half on the pitch.

Feyenoord do not look weaker than Milan exactly at home. The Dutch will take their chances - an open scenario is seen. Feyenoord surprised in the Champions League: they managed to defeat Bayern Munich and draw with Manchester City. The team averaged more than two goals per match. It is doubtful that Milan will give up a draw in the Netherlands. The odds on Feija are still over 3.00 - such a spread from bookmakers does not look fair. Milan are clearly more comfortable to act in the second number against big teams. Here they need to pressurise their opponents with the ball - a negative scenario is possible.