West Brom's Nigerian forward Osaze Odemwingie is impressed with the resistance put up by FC Copenhagen in Wednesday's exhibition game despite the Danish giants losing 0-3 after they conceded two late goals.<br /><br />&nbsp;''The result was very important for us because it was the last match on this tour. We have lost the first two, so a victory here was important. But despite the victory, I am very impressed with FC Copenhagen,'' Odemwingie told <b>bold.dk</b>.<br /><br />Adds the Super Eagles attacker: ''They played a really good game of football, and even after the break, where they had exchanged many people had very good progress. We should perhaps be pushed further up, because they got a lot of space, and they exploited it well, though they did not score. ''<br /><br />3,197 spectators watched the encounter. It was an opportunity for FCK supporters to say goodbye to their record goalscorer <span style="">Dame N'Doye, who is leaving the club to join Lokomotiv Moscow</span>.<br /><br /><br /><br />