Min started seven times, Ohio three times, Descotte not yet. For Victor Jensen, who plays behind the strikers, it is adapting to the choice the trainer makes. “You always have to think about it,” he says. “They are three different strikers with different qualities. During training you of course also look at who is going to play. It is a luxury problem,” says Jensen. “No, I have no preference. As long as the striker scores, then it’s fine for me.”
FC Utrecht moves to second place in the Eredivisie after a difficult victory over Heracles: ‘It’s always about winning’
