“They got the three back. They got 10 leading the attack. They got Ben Spencer with a good kick game. Then they got five times.
“So for us, the challenges are present in this field. We as a club cannot focus on one player. However, we know the threats that it may bring.
“He is a global player, as we know. So a difficult task for us, but we are happy with its existence. We are happy with the fact that only eight teams play in Europe at the end of this week and we are one of them.”
With a group of Scotland players in the ranks of Edinburgh, Evere believes that familiarity with the game of Russell can be useful in trying to close it.
“They definitely know him, they also respect him as a player,” he added.
“They also know that he can win a game on his own, and we are as coaches. It is the way we deal with the defense. He runs the attack.
“The presence of young people in the team who know the Finns and trained with it on a number of occasions, to obtain this internal knowledge of hotels, help.”
