LASK hopes for home win against Slovan in Champions League duel in Linz

After the spectacular game against Liverpool, which ended with a strong second half and was lost by just three goals (3-6), LASK fans now hope for a home victory in the Champions League. Today the LASK’s second home match in the elite competition is on the schedule.

The Austrian double champion LASK faces the Slovak champion Slovan from Bratislava.

Kick‑off is at 21:00 at the Linzer Stadion Gugl.

The visiting fans are banned by UEFA for this match.

LASK coach Didi Kühbauer expects an opponent on equal terms.

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In doing so he meets the familiar face Kevin Wimmer, who has been in Slovan’s defence from the start.

For the left foot, that was not always the case back then at Rapid under Kühbauer.

In defence and midfield LASK relies on the line‑up they have recently become accustomed to.

In attack Kühbauer can choose from four quality players, with Usor and Adeniran leading the line at the start.

As a joker, the Austrian national team players Kalajdzic and Lang could also be used.

LASK fans can especially dream of a home win, because Slovan has not earned a point in eleven Champions League matches.