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Before today's first match of the third round of the Cup Winners' Cup against the Turkish Ardesen, Esbjerg's coach Lars Frederiksen announced the main goal of his team: "We know there's a big difference between Ardesen at home and Ardesen away, and we want to use that to our advantages so we don't become dependent on some unpredictable evens in the second leg, and that demands our maximum 60 minutes in this match". That means we can expect a full approach from the best Danish offense, a match for an extra goal, what's the usual thing in their matches, especially at home. During the last season in the EHF cup, Esbjerg took all of their matches into an "over" on a margin like this (Zagorje 35-26, H65 Hoors 32-28, ERD 28-29). At the start of this season in the qualification tournament semi-finals for the Champions League, they played against the second Turkish club Ankara Yenimahalla, and that match ended at 60 goals (32-28). Ardesen in the second round beat the Swedish Skuru, in the first match it was 25-30, and in the second they won with 32-20. Skuru are a "dead" team compared to the rhythm Esbjerg force and the offense potential they, have, and against such a slow team, Ardesen in the first match scored 36 goals in the first half. The starting crew is a Balkan-Ukrainian mix, back line is led by Serbia's Tamara Georgijev who has great offense potential. To sum up, rivals for a match which is best suited for a 60-goal margin.