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If your team has any experience in the international competitions, then you'll do fine. i'm not saying you're guaranteed a qualification, but it's not going to be a thrashing. Personally i believe it'll be very close on both games. You guys get to play teams like, the Celtics and the Rangers; who does Vlora have to play. And that also means more exposure to better soccer. I understand that Motherwell also has a lot of young players in their team, does that make us better or you? Still comes down to experience and exposure! I believe it'll come down to who wants it the most. There's a lot of pressure on the Albanian players but because they're young they either don't understand the importance of it or they'll make use of it and overcome. Do you guys think your players want to qualify as bad? Or at least win both games as bad?

lol with some of the comments in here. truth be told Flamurtari are a young team. Nonetheless very talented. Hence the part where you guys play very physical. Would a physical game be of favor to your team in 36 degrees C? I personally doubt it. But in the return leg it would be very beneficial. As far as the rankings are concerned;(alb_ctr) is speaking is mind. nothing wrong with that. rankings do have some input on the team strength's estimate but they're not conclusive, especially if they're from last season. The team did not perform well through out the season thus the low ranking, but a team with 18yr old players and constantly changing formation can't survive the whole season, but these guys did and also won the Cup. What i'm trying to say is that your away game will be hard and with out the support of the fans i'm thinking a 2-0 loss for Motherwell F.C. If you could pull off the same score as the game with Llanelli on the second leg, more power to your team and club. There will be followers at the return leg. the most probable ones would be the ones that live in London or the surrounding area/countries. I knew of Motherwell before because a friend of mine who lives inDetroit, Michigan hails from Scotland. I believe his father was born and raised there, so whenever i need to know anything about SPL we talk about the clubs in the league. I'm no expert by any means, and the same stands for him, but talking about it and watching the league games (rarely) gives me a better idea. Good luck to you tomorrow!