Tromso have plan of attack against Killie on 'better pitch'published at 16:55 14 August
Jane Lewis
BBC Sport Scotland Senior Reporter in Tromso
Tromso co-head coach Gard Holme is confident his side's "better pitch" will help give them the edge against Kilmarnock.
The sides are locked at 2-2 for Thursday night's Conference League qualifier return leg in Norway after Bobby Wales netted a last-gasp equaliser last week at Rugby Park.
Like Kilmarnock, Tromso play on an artificial surface.
"It's going to be a physical struggle, there will a be a lot of duels and we want to control the game a little bit more with the ball than we did in the away game," Holme said.
"It's a bigger pitch, a better pitch, so I think that will be a key point. And then, of course, to have long attacks and try to push them a little bit more backwards than we did.
"I think it will be quite tight and tough and it can go both ways of course, but we are confident.
"The feeling in the club is it's a good opportunity for us. We haven't been in European competition for 10 years and nobody is putting us under pressure. So that's a very good position to be in, we’re in an attacking mind."