Ghana goalkeeper Adam Kwarasey will he hoping to claim a ticket with Norwegian side Rosenborg BK to the play-off stage of the 2016/17 Uefa Champions League competition.
Kwarasey has travelled with the Eliteserien giants to Cyprus for the reverse fixture of the third-round qualifying clash.
The former Portland Timbers shot-stopper was in action last week at the Lerkendal Stadion in Trondheim as the Norway champions claimed a 2-1 win over the visitors.
Kwarasey is expected to man the post this evening as Rosenborg seek positive results to lubricate their entrance to the knock-out stages.
He returned to his native Norway to join Rosenborg this summer after a season and half spell with MLS side Portland Timbers where he helped them win the American top-flight title.
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