Season so far

UEFA Champions League

Key, AEK Athens v LASK
League position, AEK Athens 1st, LASK 15thTotal points, AEK Athens 0, LASK 0

Goals scored

AEK Athens 4LASK 5

Form guide

All competitions

AEK Athens won
v Aris
5
0
Super League 1
LASK won
v Deutschlandsberger SC
1
6
Cup
AEK Athens won
v Nestos Chrisoupolis
0
2
Cup
LASK won
v Wolfsberger AC
1
3
Bundesliga
AEK Athens draw
v Kifisia
1
1
Super League 1
LASK won
v SCR Altach
3
0
Bundesliga
AEK Athens won
v Levski Sofia
4
0
UEFA Champions League
LASK won
v Celtic
5
1
UEFA Champions League
AEK Athens won
v Iraklis 1908
4
0
Super League 1
LASK lose
v Celtic
3
0
UEFA Champions League

Match Facts

  • This will be just the third fixture between Greek and Austrian sides played in the European Cup/UEFA Champions League, after AEK Athens v Salzburg (1994-95) and Panathinaikos v Sturm Graz (2000-01).

  • Of the four games played between Greek and Austrian teams in the European Cup/UEFA Champions League, the sides from Greece have failed to record a single victory: AEK Athens (D1 L1 v Salzburg) and Panathinaikos (L2 v Sturm Graz).

  • LASK’s only two games in the European Cup came all the way back in the 1965-66 edition, where they lost both and were eliminated by Górnik Zabrze in the first round.

  • This will be AEK Athens’ 12th overall UEFA Champions League/European Cup campaign and first since being eliminated in the group stage in 2018-19. Overall, only Olympiakos (32) and Panathinaikos (22) have made more appearances in the competition among Greek sides.

  • AEK Athens have lost each of their last six UEFA Champions League matches, while failing to score in five of those. It’s already their longest losing run across their UEFA Champions League/European Cup history.

  • The last 24 combined games played by Austrian sides in the UEFA Champions League have seen them lose on 19 occasions (W4 D1), conceding an average of 2.3 goals per match.

  • AEK Athens have only won two of their last 16 home games in the European Cup/UEFA Champions League (D8 L6), and lost all three in the group stage in their previous appearance in 2018-19.

  • Barnabás Varga has scored 11 goals across his last 15 starts in major European competitions, although this would be the AEK Athens forward’s ever first appearance in the UEFA Champions League.

  • AEK Athens forward Luka Jović both scored and assisted in their UEFA Champions League play-off round second leg – a 4-0 win vs Levski Sofia – though across his 12 matches and 322 minutes of action in the competition proper throughout his career, he’s still yet to record a goal contribution.

  • In LASK’s 5-1 win over Celtic, which sealed their qualification for this season’s UEFA Champions League, Samuel Adeniran scored two goals and had more shots in the game (10) than the whole Celtic team combined (8).

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