The Ukrainian thinks his countrymen rely too heavily on three players
Barcelona defender Dmytro Chygrynskiy has declared that if the European champions play to their strengths then they should have no problems overcoming Dynamo Kiev in their crucial UEFA Champions League tie on Wednesday night.
The former Shakhtar Donetsk centre-back, who is cup-tied for the Champions League, says that Kiev rely too much on three key players and also added that the weather should not have a big impact on the Blaugrana.
"They are very strong physically and are very well prepared. [Oleksandr] Shovkovsky, [Andriy] Shevchenko and [Artem] Milevskiy are their best players, but sometimes they rely too heavily on them. If we perform our kind of game we should have no problems," he told Sport.
"Normally in this period is usually at -14 degrees or -15, but the temperature may be between -2 and -4. It is not going to be that cold."
Barcelona must win to ensure qualification for the next round and a victory would see them finish as group leaders.
The former Shakhtar Donetsk centre-back, who is cup-tied for the Champions League, says that Kiev rely too much on three key players and also added that the weather should not have a big impact on the Blaugrana.
"They are very strong physically and are very well prepared. [Oleksandr] Shovkovsky, [Andriy] Shevchenko and [Artem] Milevskiy are their best players, but sometimes they rely too heavily on them. If we perform our kind of game we should have no problems," he told Sport.
"Normally in this period is usually at -14 degrees or -15, but the temperature may be between -2 and -4. It is not going to be that cold."
Barcelona must win to ensure qualification for the next round and a victory would see them finish as group leaders.
However it was Ireland who scored first to draw level in the tie, when Keane fired home a Duff cross on 36 minutes.
France pressed in the second half, but the Irish counter attacks were increasingly dangerous looking. The scores stayed the same on 90 minutes and the teams went into extra time when Henry's controversial assist set up William Gallas for the winning goal and guaranteed a spot in South Africa.
Ukraine were unable to build on their goalless draw in Greece in the first leg of their play off tie and lost 0-1 to the Greeks at Donbass Arena in Donestk to bid farewell to their World Cup hopes. Dmytro Chygrynskiy didn't feature in the match which was won by a 31st minute goal from Salpin, despite the home team's dominance of the game.
The Spanish team put on another exhibition in their friendly against Austria in Vienna, running out 1-5 winners with goals from Villa(2), Cesc Fabregas, Guiza and Pablo Hernandez. Xavi, Iniesta and Sergio Busquets all played the first half for Spain and the latter was fundamental in the sending off of the Austrian Pehlivan on 26 minutes after a vicious tackle. 
