Nordsjælland fired only 27 shots in the Champions League this season, fewer than any other team.

Though they have been knocked out of the Champions League, they can still qualify for the Europa League if they win two more games, including Tuesday's match against Shakhtar Donetsk.

Shakhtar have won all three matches they have played in European competition against Danish opposition, according to Yahoo. They had a strong front but on Tuesday, they will be without defenders Dmytro Chygrynskiy and Tomas Hubschman, who are out with thigh injuries. Razvan Rat and Darijo Srna will return to the full-back positions but striker Eduardo is expected to stay on the bench during Tuesday's game, according to the report.

On the other side, midfielder Andreas Laudrup and winger Mikkel Beckmann are injured, and Beckmann sat out of training on Monday because of an ankle injury.

The two teams competed against each other on Match Day One, where Nordsjaelland scored only three shots. Tuesday's Group E match will begin at 2:45 ET and will take place in Denmark.

"Shakhtar have been in imperious form all season, but are cracks appearing in the Donbass?" according to Beta Asia. "They lost their first league game away to Arsenal Kyiv last weekend."

Still, Shakhtar's league record is played 16, won 15, lost 1. If Shakhtar wins the Champions League, it would be their second UEFA title after winning the Europa League title in 2009.

The team's manager, Mircea Lucescu, "is not a man who rotates his squad, nor does he make many changes in the transfer window," according to the report. "This means that Shakhtar's players have been playing together for a long time, meaning for a telepathic understanding between players."

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