"Starting with the hosts, while Midtjylland might have a real battle on their hands in the race to recapture their domestic crown this season, the Wolves have enjoyed a largely impressive Europa League flurry. Although Mike Tullberg's camp might have been last seen in European action falling to a close-fought 2-1 loss away at Italian giants Roma, the Herning-based outfit are sat in the driving seat to wrap up a famous knockout stage ticket."
"Opening Thursday's fixtures sat in silver medal position and looking to take a giant leap towards wrapping up a top-eight finish, Midtjylland have won each of their other four Europa League showdowns this season. Collecting a heavyweight scalp back on October 2nd as they secured a pulsating 3-2 win away at Premier League outfit Nottingham Forest, Tullber's side will be dreaming of a repeat display here."
Midtjylland sit in a strong Europa League position and can take a giant leap toward securing a knockout stage spot with a home win. The Wolves have won four of their other Europa League matches, overcame Nottingham Forest 3-2 on October 2 and only recently lost 2-1 at Roma. Mike Tullberg's Herning-based side have been unbeaten at home since the end of September and target another standout performance at the MCH Arena. Genk remain inconsistent under Thorsten Fink, with only two wins from their last six matches across all competitions. Genk exited the Belgium Cup 3-1 to Anderlecht and returned from the November break with a 1-0 loss to KV Mechelen.
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