Argentina giants Boca Juniors insist they will play with their usual attacking flair when they take on Tunisian surprise package Etoile Sahel in the Club

World Cup semifinals here on Wednesday.

"We re not going to do something different against them. We will do what we have always done,” Boca's coach Miguel Angel Russo said ahead of their opening match in the tournament of continental champions, which also features ACMilan.

"We will score goals no matter what and win. That is our style and I’m not going to change it against any opponents.”

Etoilc, the African champions who are packed with young talent, upset the odds to beat Mexico’s Pachuca 1-0 in their opening match with an 85th-minutc goal from midfielder Moussa Narry.

Etoile's French coach Bertrand Marchand said they had nothing to lose in the match of their life against Boca.

"They are a big club and have different potential," Marchand said of the Argentinians. "They arc highly technical and a more offensive team than ours."

But he admitted that the likely scenario in the final would be South America against Europe.

"I think the final showdown will be fought between South American and Europe clubs. Boca and Milan are at a high level. We feel happy just being able to fight such a team,” he said.

Milan, the European Champions League and Super Cup holders, play on Thursday against Asian champions Urawa Reds of Japan, who whipped Iran's Sepahan 3-1 on Monday.

Boca coach Russo pointed to Etoile’s defensive game with four players deep in midfield.

"In any way, we will shake them off balance and turn their errors into our goals,” he said.

Russo added that all his players were fit with some having recovered from injuries sustained in the domestic league, where Boca are currently second to Lanus.

"Every player is ready to go out onto the pilch,” he said.

Marchand pinpointed Boca captain Marlin Palermo as a key

threat, but is also wary of their defensive strengths.

"He is a star indeed. He has headed in many goals. We need to check him thoroughly,” he said of striker Palermo.

"Boca arc full of experienced players who have played on the big stage of the world. They are totally different from us."

He said added though that his side were drawing strength from "faith as a team.”

"Those who fight in earnest win," he said.