The river is coming to Karlovy Vary, and Kek is sending his best to the second team.Rijeka plays against Karlovac 1919 in the quarterfinals of the SuperSport Croatian Cup. This is the second leg of their round of 16 match. Rijeka's coach, Matjaž Kek, has fielded a strong starting lineup, including players like Toni Fruk and Adu-Adjei. Karlovac's coach, Igor Pamić, acknowledges the quality of Rijeka but emphasizes his team's defensive strength and ability to counterattack. The match has already seen two goals from Adu-Adjei, putting Rijeka ahead 2-0 early in the game.
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The River is chasing the Cup quarter-finals today.Rijeka plays against Karlovac in the quarterfinals of the Croatian Football Cup today at 6 PM at the Branko Čavlović-Čavlek stadium in Karlovac. This match marks the first round of the competition, where Rijeka, seven-time cup winners and current league leaders, aim to advance past Karlovac, who are part of the First League. Assistant coach Mate Maleš emphasized the need for Rijeka to perform at their highest level, showing responsibility in defense and effectiveness in attack. Karlovac, coached by experienced Igor Pamić, has 14 points after nine rounds of the First League and includes two players on loan from Rijeka, Dominik Dogan and Maroje Kostopeč. The match will be Karlovac’s second consecutive season hosting a top-tier team in the Cup, having previously defeated Dinamo in the previous season.
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