Copenhagen head coach Stale Solbakken insists Leicester City provided no surprises in their previous Champions League clash as the Danish side look to "sneak" a win on Wednesday.
Riyad Mahrez's goal proved the difference as the Premier League champions won a third consecutive Group G game, but Copenhagen are seeking revenge as the two teams go head-to-head again.
And Solbakken believes his men can follow up a good performance in England with a victory on home turf.
"They played like we expected - maybe even more direct than in previously games," he told a pre-match news conference. "They used Jamie Vardy a lot.
"They have never been obsessed with possession so it wasn't a big surprise. They've had great success with it so why not continue.
"We were prepared, we dealt with it. Leicester created two chances. We were maybe a bit lucky with the disallowed goal.
"But holding Leicester during 90 minutes in a difficult away game is very good. Hopefully we can do that tomorrow and sneak one in ourselves."
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