The match is to be played behind closed doors at Ferencváros Stadion – Budapest, Group stage – Group G with no fans. These safety measures are taken due to the government guidelines regarding the coronavirus.
The coronavirus pandemic meant most of the Champions League matches were being played without fans or only a limited amount. But there were 14,850 spectators allowed into the match in Kyiv.
Ferencváros vs Dynamo Kyiv Live Stream Live Stream Details
The match between Ferencváros vs Dynamo is scheduled for 1:30 am IST, on Thursday i.e. 29 October 2020.
How to watch Ferencváros vs Dynamo Kyiv Live Stream
The match will be on television live on BT Sport 2 and BT sport ultimate.
The BT Sports subscribers will be able to stream the match online as well via the video player and the bt sport app.
Team news
Barcelona is looking to create a winning start to their 2020-21 Champions League campaign once they welcome Hungarian champions Ferencvaros to Camp Nou on Tuesday night.
The Catalan giants were thumped by Bayern Munich within the quarter-finals of last season’s competition, while this is often the primary time in 25 years that Ferencvaros are present within the group stages of the Champions League.
the 74-year-old Romanian coach said he decided to quit following a backlash from Dynamo’s fans.
“With regret, I made a decision to convey informed my possible collaboration with Dynamo Kyiv,” Lucescu told Romania’s Gazeta Sporturilor newspaper.
“It’s impossible on behalf of me to figure within the hostile environment that has been generated particularly by the ‘Ultra’ group of fans,” he added.
Dynamo president Igor Surkis refuted the claim, saying that Lucescu was still the head coach.
“Tomorrow he will fly to us,” Surkis told Ukrainian media, reportedly after holding fresh talks with Lucescu on Monday.
The club’s decision to sign Lucescu sparked an uproar from fans thanks to his 12-year spell answerable of bitter rivals Shakhtar Donetsk.
Lucescu won 22 trophies at Shakhtar between 2004 and 2016.
“I wanted to return to football, in Ukraine, where I had most satisfaction,” Lucescu said.
“I wanted a contest to prefer it accustomed to be in previous years.”
Dynamo’s website said on July 23 that Lucescu, who has been unemployed since February 2019, had signed a two-year contract with the choice of extending it for one season.
Lucescu took over after the sacking of Oleksiy Mykhailychenko, who guided the club to a 12th Ukrainian Cup earlier this month but saw them finish second within the league title race, a record 23 points behind Shakhtar.
Over his 40-year career, Lucescu has coached the Romanian and Turkish national teams additionally as clubs in Romania, Italy, Turkey, Ukraine, and Russia.
Prediction
- Dynamo Kyiv have scored at least one goal in each of their last 5 away matches.
