FC Nordsjaelland v Chelsea: Andreas Laudrup makes a name for himself as he follows in famous family footsteps "With Andreas and his team winning the league as a smaller team, for the first time in their history, and going into the group stage of the Champions League, it's great," Michael Laudrup said. And, as a father, that makes me proud and, as a football man, we all know it will be difficult. Chelsea is a great favourite but there is always that "maybe."" Nordsjaelland - or FCN for short - were formed just 21 years ago, when Andreas was less than two months old, and although they are based in the suburb of Farum they will play their Champions League matches in the Parken national stadium in Copenhagen. FCN have enjoyed a meteoric rise under the philanthropy of local businessman and club chairman Allan Pedersen, with their success reflected by five players being called into the Denmark squad. Coach Kasper Hjulmand has continued to mould an exciting young team typified by the emergence of Andreas, a striker or winger. Andreas comes in from the right because he is left-footed. But he can play on both sides," Michael Laudrup said. He is very quick and good one against one. I have been asked many times whether I see any of me in him. And how far can he go. But I just say that he is playing under-21 football for Denmark and in the best side in the country. To me, that is fantastic. Laudrup will not be there to watch his son but the rest of his family will. "Tuesday will be a huge game," he said. Everyone knows the difference in the two teams, but they are playing at home in Denmark and anything can happen. I think for them just to have the chance is great. The club is made up of a lot of young players who perhaps didn't make it in to the big clubs like Copenhagen. Suddenly they win the league in the last game and now they are there.