Slovan Bratislava and Zrinjski Mostar will meet in the Champions League second qualifying round second leg this Tuesday night at the Tehelne Pole stadium with the home side leading 1-0 ahead of the majority of European seasons beginning this week.
The preseason friendlies around the world are gradually coming to a close, and we are also coming to the end of the Champions League qualifiers as well.
In this one, Bratislava is heading into this game leading 1-0 with them also drawing their opening game in the Slovak Super Liga.
Zubero Sharani scored for the club that day in the first leg of the Champions League qualifier.
His second half goal was the only one, as Bratislava saw 39% of the ball and hit the target three times in that away day.
Back in the league, however, the club drew 0-0 with Kosice away from home after seeing just 38% of the ball and hitting the target four times.
Nevertheless, the club are the defending Slovak Super Liga champions after finishing above second place by two points with the club winning 21 of the 32 games and losing just five times.
During preseason, Bratislava managed to go unbeaten in their four games.
U Cluj first fell to a 3-0 loss before Olimpija fell to a 2-1 loss. Bratislava then defeated Wisla Plock 2-0 before a 3-1 victory over Rapid Bucuresti.
As for Zrinjski, they have already one game in the Champions League qualifiers after defeating Urartu on penalties following on from a 1-0 win on the road in leg one that saw Matej Senic score the game's only goal.
In the second leg, the game would end up going to penalties after a 3-3 aggregate draw followed on from a 3-2 loss at home to Uratu.
Nemanja Bilbija scored in the first half before Tomislav Kis scored from the penalty spot in the 94th minute.
Zrinjski did not play in matchday one of the Premier League of Bosnia and Herzegovina round of fixtures, meaning their last game was in that loss to Bratislava.
During preseason, things also did not go well for the club after losing to Mura 1-0, although they did manage to defeat Velez in the Bosnia and Herzegovina Football Cup final, after a finish from Mario Cuze in the first half, although Kis and Franko Sabljic were sent off too.
Forebet predicts a win for Bratislava in this game and for the match to see under 2.5 goals.
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