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West London clubs, with stadiums just six kilometers away, will compete in the second division playoffs in the English division, the Championship.
Its winners will receive a ticket to the Premier League, which has already been promoted to the two best teams in the Championship, Leeds United and West Bromwich.
The decisive showdown at Vembly is not unnecessarily called the most expensive game in football.
As they advance to the Premier League, the teams receive huge financial injections for television broadcast and advertising rights.
The BBC estimates that winning the playoffs at Brentford would cost at least £ 180m in the coming years. Fulham would recharge his account with at least 150 million euros. quantity.
Brentford, who aspires to ascend to the country’s top soccer division for the first time in 73 years, should be considered the game’s favorite as he finished highest in the 46-game season (Brentford was third with Fulham fourth) and won both matches – 1: 0 and 2: 0.
Photo of footballers Scanpix / Fulham Michael Hector and Neeskens Kebano
Interestingly, the so-called “bee” team is trying to enter the Premier League through the playoffs for the ninth time, but eight previous attempts have failed. If he loses on Tuesday night, Brentford has become the most unlucky team in the history of English football.
“We have great ambitions and dreams. We believe in ourselves, but we have to go to Wembley not only with confidence, but also being modest,” said Brentford strategist Thomas Frank, whose team will move to a new 17,500 team next time. year seats in the stadium.
We need to go to Wembley not only with confidence, but also being modest.
If the club headed by Th.Frank played in the highest division in England in 1946-1947. Fulham would return to the Premier League in just one year off.
The West London team played in the world’s strongest national championship for 13 consecutive seasons from 2001 to 2014, and did not stay in the Premier League in 2018; he immediately took 19th place and fell again.
However, Fulham now has a chance to return to where the team has spent most of the 21st century.
“This season we have been on a winding road, as it is difficult to miraculously change the mindset from losers to winners. But I see progress and a team that advances and is resistant to everything, ”said Scott Parker, who has been at the helm of Fulham for the second year, replacing Claudo Ranieri in February 2019.
The world’s most expensive football match will start on Tuesday at 9.45pm. Lithuanian time.
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