Lech Poznań enter the Champions League qualification quarter-finals as favorites despite a rough start to their domestic season, losing their last three matches, including a heavy 1–4 defeat to Cracovia.

However, their record against Icelandic opposition is strong, with three wins from four previous encounters.

Breidablik arrive in good form, having thrashed Egnatia 5–0 in the previous round and winning three of their last five matches.

While the Icelandic side brings momentum, Lech’s experience and home advantage could prove decisive in this tie.