- KKS Lech Poznan have won three of their last five matches (D1, L1).
- KI Klaksvík have won two, drawn one and lost two of their last five.
- KKS Lech Poznan are unbeaten away from home in all competitions (W3, L0) and have conceded just two goals in those three away fixtures.
Poznan have the edge
KKS Lech Poznan are the favourites at 9/25 for this UEFA Europa League Qualification 2026 at Djupumyra Stadium in the Faroe Islands, but our pick is still the visitors at that price because they have more momentum going into the match, have a recent win over KI and are unbeaten in all away matches this season.
KI Klaksvík are a decent price at 69/10 to win, although we'd rather take the draw at 77/20 in what should be a close affair.
It was 1-0 to Lech when these two sides met for the first time in UEFA Europa League Qualification 2026, and the Polish club will want to land another blow in this tie.
KI to get a few chances
Niels Frederiksen sets his team up to play a structured, compact 4-2-3-1 system that is based around controlling the midfield area, measured pressing and controlled vertical attacks. Yannick Agnero is the sharp edge of Lech's attack, scoring two of his six goals in his last five games and the only goal they scored in the previous meeting with KI in UEFA qualifying.
Magnus Powell's KI side have a more fluid approach to football and play a flexible 4-2-3-1 system that utilises the width of the pitch, some direct running and plenty of tempo in transition. Pall Klettskard is their danger man, scoring two of their four goals in their last five, and he will be the main target in the box on Thursday.
KI have been a little up and down of late, winning four, drawing three and losing three of their last 10 in all competitions, but at home they are a tougher nut to crack with two wins, a draw and a defeat in their last four.
Lech to have more to say
KI have scored just four goals in their last four home matches across all competitions, but they have been scoring goals in bursts. Lech will control this game and it should be a lively night, but KI will have to nick the chances in transition and from set pieces to get on the scoresheet.
Over 2.5 goals at 1/2 seems a little short considering that and we'd prefer both teams to score at 3/4, although Lech's control of the match should keep KI in check for another narrow away win.
