Dinamo Zagreb is set to play the second leg of the UEFA Europa League playoff against Genk tonight at 21:00, following a disappointing 3-1 loss at home during the first match. The team faces even further hurdles as they are missing key players like Beljo due to yellow cards, and Hoxha and Dominguez due to injuries. This makes their path to victory and advancement in the tournament seem particularly challenging, as the odds appear stacked against them.

Despite the gloomy outlook, Dinamo's coach, Mario Kovačević, remains optimistic and has promised that his team will fight until the very last minute. He reminisces about a previous match against Varaždin, where his team surprisingly turned around a poor first half, scoring four goals in the second half. Kovačević emphasizes the unpredictable nature of football and believes that entering the match with a strong and aggressive mindset could lead to a miraculous comeback against Genk, a sentiment echoed by commentator Anton Samovojska.

However, Samovojska cautions that overcoming such a significant deficit will be highly challenging for Dinamo. The consensus among pundits is that while anything is possible in football, the odds are heavily against the Croatian side. Fans and analysts alike are now waiting eagerly to see if Dinamo can defy expectations and overcome their current setback to advance in the competition.