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On one side we have Montenegro who have only five real juniors from this generation in their roster (Nenezic, Pavicevic, Agovic, Cavlovic and Malovic; the last one was only present in the last 10 days of preparations), and the rest are cadets who this year won't be playing in the World Championship for cadets, and they didn't manage to get into the European Championship for cadets last year. They have a couple of talented girls, like left back Jovicevic, right back Bosnjak and middle back Brnovic, but first and foremost, they're two years younger and they're missing good games during the season, and that's what Norway have. On the other side, Norway have been playing for four years with almost identical players, they have great width, all of the girls were playmakers or starters in their senior teams, they're in Norway's best league. Last year at EC U-19 they missed the semi-finals by only one goal and ended up sixth. They beat Montenegro at that EC with 29-27; 23 out of the 27 Montenegrian goals were scored by players who won't be playing today, Jankovic alone recorded 15. Norway are in great shape according to the preparation tournament from Denmark where they beat the home team 28-27, as well as Sweden (32-20).