With the new Cymru Premier campaign still some three weeks away, tonight’s make-or-break European tie feels like a competitive contest dropped in the middle of pre-season – which it essentially is – and Park Hall chief Ruscoe wants his side to continue their journey at least until the league season kicks off next month. Ruscoe is hoping his side can take advantage of Zilina’s willingness to come out the traps in this evening’s one-legged tie, which will be played to a conclusion. ”These European teams pick the better players from different areas, their scouting network is good. “Let’s go be in that Europa second qualifying round when we’ve already started the (Welsh) league. Ruscoe paid tribute to his two debutant scorers Robles and Smith and also to centre-back Ryan Astles, who played his part in the second goal.
“We haven’t got the safety net of the Europa League after we go out the Champions League, we need to give it a real go,” Ruscoe remarked. While Saints have recorded outstanding wins in Ruscoe's four campaigns abroad, he believes this win over a much-fancied opponent was worthy of mention. Last season’s top scorer Jan Bernat is still on board and Jakub Paur and Patrik Il’ko have been in the goals already this term. Vereinsstationen. They’ve got width, pace, the full-backs get on, they like to create and be high up the pitch. "If we had lost that game on that penalty and them then nicking another one, it would've been harsh but our heads never went down, even though we conceded.
You can play 500 league games and never play in Europe.” Sports reporter with the Express & Star and Shropshire Star. “Some of our players have played 40 games in Europe which is an excellent achievement, it really is. "But when we put that ball in and Leo flicked it in, I just knew it was going to be our night." This website and associated newspapers adhere to the Independent Press Standards Organisation's Editors' Code of Practice. Hier sollte eine Beschreibung angezeigt werden, diese Seite lässt dies jedoch nicht zu.
"There were four or five chances, and I turned around and worried if they got a penalty or a breakaway. By TNS’s three new signings Louis Robles, Leo Smith and Ryan Astles could feature and Ruscoe knows the pull of European football. Browse the businesses in your area and find what is perfect for you.If you are searching for a job around your local area, use our online system.Sorry, we are not accepting comments on this article. And Ruscoe knows that the youthful visitors, packed with teenagers and those in their early 20s from across Europa as well as from Argentina and Ghana, will bring an attacking flair. He said: “They are full of younger players, with some experience as well, and different nationalities which is always a strength. He added: "We're so fit, we're so hungry and we're playing a different way this year where we press the other teams so they don't have a chance. We knew we could force the goalkeeper could make mistakes. "We knew that because they had a couple of games already and from watching them play, we knew the spaces we could get in and we got at them from minute one. “The league doesn’t start till the 12th, we’ve got a three-week break before we play again if we win against Zilina. Louis Robles heads home to put TNS ahead. Picture by Phil Blagg. The Saints will host the Slovaks in a one-legged tie, because of the Covid-19-enforced changes to the format of European football's second competition. That puts an added layer of pressure on tonight’s tricky tie in Oswestry against a talented Zilina side, who are no strangers to advancing to the latter stages of Europa qualifying. The New Saints boss Scott Ruscoe is predicting tomorrow's Europa League clash at Park Hall with Slovakian side MSK Zilina to be a cagey affair. The New Saints do not want their European adventure to be over before it starts.TNS, so often champions of their own domestic top flight and therefore a staple of the Champions League qualifying rounds, this time make their entrance in the Europa League tonight. While TNS have had to make do with pre-season friendlies against the likes of Barry Town, Tranmere Rovers, Liverpool Under-23s and Wolves Under-23s since returning to training in early July, tonight’s visitors are already up and running. Goals from debutants Louis Robles and Leo Smith, plus a late penalty from Adrian Cieslewicz, fired The New Saints into Monday's draw for the second qualifying round. Goals from debutants Louis Robles and Leo Smith, plus a late penalty from Adrian Cieslewicz, fired The New Saints into Monday's draw for the second qualifying round. "The team is picked on who is the fittest and also deal with the ball too, and I thought we were really good on that front too. “Where we’ve thought we might affect them is on the counter, they push full-backs high and we might break on them.
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