KÍ Klaksvík vs Lech Poznań - Live Stream

View the live stream and TV coverage details and live score for the 2026/2027 UEFA Europa League 3rd Qualifying Round Match - KÍ Klaksvík vs Lech Poznań.

KÍ Klaksvík will attempt to overturn a one-goal deficit when they host Lech Poznań in the second leg of their UEFA Europa League third qualifying-round tie on Thursday, August 13. The Faroese champions frustrated Lech for most of last week’s opening encounter before Yannick Agnero broke the deadlock in the 81st minute, giving the Polish side a 1-0 aggregate advantage. The return match kicks off at 7:30 p.m. Central European time (CEST), 6:30 p.m. local time in the Faroe Islands and 1:30 p.m. US Eastern time (EDT) at the Tórsvøllur national stadium in Tórshavn.

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Match background

KÍ defended resolutely in Poland and kept the first leg goalless until Agnero scored with nine minutes remaining. The narrow margin leaves Magnus Powell’s team with a realistic opportunity to transform the tie on home soil.

However, KÍ have now failed to score in three consecutive European matches. After eliminating Atert Bissen in the opening Champions League qualifying round, the Faroese side were knocked out by Kauno Žalgiris without scoring across the two legs.

KÍ’s recent domestic form has also dipped. They suffered a 2-0 home defeat against HB Tórshavn at the weekend, leaving them three points behind the leaders in the Faroese championship.

Lech, by contrast, have recovered strongly from their Champions League elimination against AGF Aarhus. Niels Frederiksen’s team have won three successive matches across all competitions and followed their first-leg victory over KÍ with a 3-0 league win against Piast Gliwice.

The defending Polish champions have collected seven points from their opening three Ekstraklasa matches. They have also conceded only seven goals across seven competitive fixtures this season, with four coming in the second leg of their Champions League tie against AGF.

The winner is likely to meet FC Thun in the Europa League playoff round, while the defeated team will face Riga FC or ETO Győr in the Conference League playoffs.

Team news

KÍ Klaksvík can welcome Hallur Hansson back into the team after the experienced midfielder completed a one-match suspension for accumulating three yellow cards.

Hansson is expected to return directly to the starting lineup, potentially replacing Oussama Ali in what could be the home side’s only change from the first leg.

Veteran striker Páll Klettskarð should continue to lead the attack, with Árni Frederiksberg and Heini Klakstein Brattbakk providing support from the wider positions.

Lech Poznań have no major new availability concerns but could restore several established starters after making changes for the weekend’s victory over Piast Gliwice.

Allahyar Sayyadmanesh and captain Mikael Ishak both came off the bench and scored in that 3-0 win. Having started the first leg against KÍ, the pair are expected to return to the starting lineup in Tórshavn.

First-leg match-winner Yannick Agnero may begin among the substitutes despite his decisive contribution in Poland. The forward started against Piast but did not score.

Eighteen-year-old Karol Delikat also found the net during a brief substitute appearance at the weekend, although he is likely to remain a bench option because that was his first competitive outing of the season.

Predicted lineups

• KÍ Klaksvík (3-4-3): Jensen; Pavlović, Tellechea, Sørensen; Danielsen, Sinyan, Hansson, Carlos; Frederiksberg, Klettskarð, Brattbakk.
• Lech Poznań (4-2-3-1): Lis; Pereira, Mońka, Yegbe, Gurgul; Kozubal, Murawski; Wålemark, Rodríguez, Sayyadmanesh; Ishak.

Official starting lineups are normally announced approximately one hour before kickoff.