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Champions League

Jorgensen leads LASK's rout over Slovan

🇦🇹 By 4AllFootball ·
Jorgensen leads LASK's rout over Slovan

The Austrian LASK beat Slovan Bratislava 4-0 in Group J‑4 of the Champions League on Tuesday 3 November 2026. It was LASK's second consecutive win in the competition. The Danish Kasper Jorgensen scored two goals, in the 19th and 37th minutes.

Result and key moments

Slovan, last in the table with four defeats, played as the away side. The hosts dominated the game while Slovan showed passivity.

In the first half, Andrade tried to fire at goal in the 16th minute, but goalkeeper Popovic saved the shot. The team coached by Kuhbauer generated numerous chances in the early minutes before Jorgensen scored.

Xavier Mbuyama injured Slovan's Suleiman Camara with a blow to the left knee, forcing the player to leave the field in the 34th minute. The match referee was Donatas Rumsas from Lithuania.

Robert Ljubicic extended the lead in the 44th minute after receiving a cross from Moses Usor's corner kick. Samuel Adeniran completed the scoreline in the 48th minute with a shot to the near post that beat goalkeeper Popovic.

Cristian Martínez received a yellow card in the 25th minute and Kevin Wimmer in the 36th minute, both from Slovan. MUNDODEPORTIVO highlighted LASK's emphatic victory.

Squad and impact

The match took place at the Oberosterreich Arena in Linz, Austria, as part of the fourth round of the Champions League. The hosts included in their lineup Lukas Jungwirth, Andrade, Alemao, Mbuyama, Dibango, Ljubicic, Bogarde, Horvath, Jorgensen, Adeniran and Usor, with substitutions from Elfadli, Danek, Schopf, Kalajdzic and Lang.

Slovan Bratislava lined up Popovic, Sahmkou Camara, Makovic, Wimmer, Blackman, Martínez, Mustafic, Maros, Sporar, Suleiman Camara, with changes from Sandro Cruz, Pokorny, Hofstadter, Barseghyan and Nino Marcelli. After the defeat, Slovan will look to bounce back in their next match against Betis.

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