Plzen braced for Hearts storm as keeper insists Jambos got away with 'clear' Europa League tactic
dailyrecord.co.ukMarian Tvrdon admitted Viktoria Plzen are bracing themselves for a second leg Europa League storm at Tynecastle, writes Scott Burns in the Czech Republic.The Czechs have a narrow 1-0 win from the first leg in the Doosan Arena and their keeper knows it will be very different in the Gorgie return leg next week.
Tvrdon made a couple of first half stops to deny Lawrence Shankland and he expects the Jambos to come out on all guns blazing to try and save their Europa League dream.The Viktoria No.
1 admitted: "We know it will be stormy. I have been in contact with players who have played there. We know what we are getting into, but if we can keep another clean sheet, which has happened to us in the last few games, we will manage (the game) and advance.” Tvrdon was always confident Plzen would get the home win to take to Scotland and was disappointed with Hearts’ approach.
He admitted: “The game was tough.“We thought the opponent would play a bit more football, but he just wanted to get a good result.
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