Vogt vows Motherwell will perform for 'awesome' away support in Helsinki

"It's just awesome." Willy Vogt could have been talking about many things, but in this instance he was talking about the support for Motherwell in Helsinki. The Steelmen have sold out their away allocation at the Bolt Arena for Thursday's Conference League third qualifying round tie against HJK, and Vogt insists he and his team-mates are determined to pay their fans back. "It's incredible, it's not normal for that many people to travel in Europe," Vogt, who admits he displayed the best of himself in a Well shirt in the weekend win at Hibs, told BBC Sport Scotland. "Every single away ticket sold out, some people trying to get some more, we have the whole support from the community," he added. "We want to give them back some good football, it's just awesome." Brazil-born Vogt insisted Alfred Johansson - who he described as "calm" - has brought his side here "We're very excited, it's the next opponent in our European adventure," the 24-year-old added. "They're a tough opponent, it's going to be hard, but we've come here to win. "[The manager] is a very kind person, very calm, you feel it on and off the pitch. He speaks to everyone, he makes the whole group feel seen and appreciated and that is a really awesome quality in a trainer."