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Match preview
There was nothing to separate the two clubs in the Arctic circle last Thursday, but there must be a winner this time.
The first leg at Aspmyra ended goalless, with the best chance falling to Lech’s Filip Marchwiński in the second half.
So, having earned a draw on the road, the Polish champions are now overwhelming favourites to advance.
Lech Poznań are competing in the knockout stage for the first time in 12 years, having finished above Hapoel Beer-Sheva and Austria Wien in the group stages.
John van den Brom’s team have won six of seven European home fixtures this season, drawing the other, so will be confident of maintaining that record.
Bodø/Glimt meantime got all the way to the quarter-finals of this competition just last season, eliminating Celtic and AZ to get there.
Thus, the home fans inside Stadion Poznań are likely to be celebrating a home win.
Lech Poznań team news
Scottish international left-back Barry Douglas is out injured, meaning Alan Czerwiński will continue to deputise.
Captain Mikael Ishak has scored 17 goals this season, including eight in Europe, and will return after being rested for Sunday’s 2-1 home defeat to Zagłębie Lubin.
Likewise, Joel Pereira, Antonio Milić, Jesper Karlström, Radosław Murawski, Filip Szymczak and Michał Skóraś are also all set to come back in after sitting out the weekend Ekstraklasa match.
Bodø/Glimt team news
Midfielder Hugo Vetlesen can return after sitting out the first leg suspended.
Kjetil Knutsen’s team were not in action over the weekend, with the new Eliteserien season not kicking off until 10 April.
During the winer window, key players Ola Solbakken and Nikita Haikin left the club.
Adam Sörensen and Faris Moumbagna made their debuts in the first leg, with Julian Faye Lund starting in goal, following Haikin’s departure.
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