The first match between these teams in Denmark ended in a 4-1 rout for Aarhus. Lech opened the scoring in the 29th minute, and the key moment was the sending off of home goalkeeper Jesper Hansen late in the first half. Quickly capitalizing on their numerical advantage, the Poles increased the score to a crushing 1-0, and Aarhus' goal was merely a consolation goal.
Now, trailing by three goals, Aarhus will be forced to attack with force from the start in the return leg in Poznan to try and pull off a comeback. This tactic will inevitably leave spaces open for Lech, who are confident, to exploit for quick counterattacks. Despite being the nominal visitors, the Danes' attacking potential and their desperate situation guarantee they will be eager to score, which will also create space for Lech to attack.
Considering that Aarhus will be looking for away goals, and Lech already showed their high scoring rate in the first leg, the chances of an exchange of goals in the second leg are very high.
