Is 望む a typo for 臨む in this sentence?


> あのサーヴァント―アサシンには一騎打ちで望まなければ、先にマスターを叩かれてしまう……！」
>
> Against that servant, if I don't fight one on one against Assassin, my
> master will end up being knocked out first.

Why is で望まなければ used here?  
I am pretty sure it should be 臨まなければ, but since I am still not that good with
Japanese, I thought I should ask anyway.




The etymology is the same for 望む and 臨む, but you are right. When facing
something (i.e. a challenge) the latter should be used.

Source: スーパー大辞林 / Super Daijirin Japanese Dictionary (2010, 2013 Sanseido Co.,
Ltd.)




The etymology is the same for 望む and 臨む, but you are right. When facing
something (i.e. a challenge) the latter should be used.

Source: スーパー大辞林 / Super Daijirin Japanese Dictionary (2010, 2013 Sanseido Co.,
Ltd.)

