AEK Athens
LASKBy Dele Lawal — Football expert specializing in European and Russian competitions
For AEK Athens and LASK, this encounter carries special weight. The Greek capital club returns to the Champions League group stage after a seven-year absence, while their Austrian counterparts are making their debut at this elite level. Neither side is tipped to break into the top 24, so dropping points against a direct rival of similar calibre could effectively end the loser’s hopes of reaching the knockout rounds.
AEK have opened the Greek Super League season with seven points from three matches. Their domestic form has been underpinned by utterly dominant displays at the Olympic Stadium, where they dismantled Aris 5-0 and Iraklis 4-0, and also crushed Bulgarian champions Levski Sofia 4-0 in the Champions League qualifiers. Across those three home fixtures, the Athenians created a wealth of chances, racking up a combined expected goals (xG) total of 8.53. Their philosophy is clear: control possession and methodically prise open the opposition’s defensive structure through sustained positional attacks. At the same time, the backline has snuffed out any counter-threats with impressive efficiency – Aris, Iraklis and Levski all failed to generate more than 0.55 xG against them.
The coaching staff can call upon forwards in red‑hot form. Aboubakar Koita has returned to fitness and scored against Aris on September 5, while Barnabás Varga has netted six times in his last four outings. Moreover, the frequent movement of wingers into central areas, combined with overlapping runs from the full‑backs, will stretch LASK’s defensive shape and open up passing lanes for playmaker Lovro Majer. The club’s recent signing of midfield destroyer Kerwin Arriaga has also added bite to the holding zone, making him the primary disruptor of opposition attacks in their infancy.
The Austrian champions have started their title defence flawlessly, winning all five Bundesliga matches so far. That momentum carried over into Europe, where they ended an 11‑game winless streak in the competition by thrashing Celtic 5-1, following a 3-0 away defeat in the reverse fixture. The team is in peak form, generating more than 3 xG in each of their last three league and Champions League games and scoring a total of ten goals. However, their positional defending remains chronically fragile. For instance, across the two meetings with Celtic, LASK allowed the Scots only 1.39 xG combined – yet still conceded four goals. Even against Wolfsberger (a 3-1 win), they shipped a goal while playing with a man advantage.
Ahead of the trip to Athens, LASK face a shortage of out‑and‑out centre‑forwards. First‑choice striker Samuel Adeniran (four goals in three matches) and new signing Ramiz Harakate are injured, while returnee Sasha Kalajdžić is not yet match‑fit. Without a target man to aim long balls at, the hosts’ tall centre‑backs will have an easier afternoon. The solution has been to deploy Christoph Lang as a “false nine”, a role in which he has scored three times in three games. His drifting movement will pull defenders out of position, carving out corridors for teammates to burst into.
AEK Athens (4-4-2): Thomas Strakosha – Lazaros Rota, Harold Moukoudi, Tomáš Relvash, Stavros Pilios – Lovro Majer, Miroslav Vitalysh, Kerwin Arriaga, Mijat Gaćinović – Barnabás Varga, Aboubakar Koita
Unavailable: None Head coach: Marko Nikolić
LASK (3-4-1-2): Alexander Jungwirth – Andrade, Alexandro Alemão, Mbuya Muyumba – Jörgen Jörgensen, Dejan Ljubičić, Mateo Bogard, Rene Bello – Lukas Horvat – Moses Usor, Christoph Lang
Unavailable: Ramiz Harakate, Samuel Adeniran (both injured); Sasha Kalajdžić (doubtful) Head coach: Dietmar Kühbauer
Main prediction: AEK to win at 1.81 In this matchup, AEK’s sturdy home defence aligns perfectly with LASK’s acute injury crisis in the centre‑forward department. Without a classic number nine, the Austrians will struggle to breach the Greek backline, and Christoph Lang’s tactical movements will run into the grit and reliability of the hosts’ holding midfield. AEK also boast a clear home‑advantage factor, having won nine of their last eleven European fixtures at the Olympic Stadium. Furthermore, the bench depth available to the home side can noticeably increase pressure in the second half. Therefore, back an AEK victory at odds of 1.81.
Goals prediction: Both teams to score – Yes at 1.62 Both sides favour intense, attack‑minded football and actively seek their fortune in the final third. LASK have consistently generated more than 3 xG in recent matches and have no issues converting chances. Yet they regularly commit defensive errors, managing to concede even from low‑quality opportunities – as Celtic’s four goals from just 1.39 xG illustrates. Meanwhile, AEK have smashed thirteen goals in their last three home games, ruthlessly punishing any opposition slip‑up. With all this in mind, a bet on both teams to score (Yes) at 1.62 looks appealing.
The editorial prediction is provided for informational purposes only and should not be treated as a direct call to action. Every reader should do their own analysis before deciding on a bet.
AEK Athens4-4-2
LASK3-4-1-2Champions League main round kicks off with a fourth-pot showdown that could shape both clubs' push for a top-24 finish. AEK Athens host LASK at the Agia Sophia Stadium, and these are exactly the matches where direct points matter most. I'm backing the hosts to collect over 1.5 yellow cards, and the numbers line up nicely: AEK arrive in strong form—unbeaten in 14 of their last 16 and fresh off a 4-0 qualifying demolition of Levski—but their aggressive style carries a price. They average 14 fouls and roughly 2.05 bookings per game, which makes the bet look solid before you even factor in the referee.
Portuguese official Luis Godinho is a card-heavy presence, with 71 yellows in his last 14 domestic league outings—over five per match—and he's shown eight or nine in individual games before. With LASK also lacking discipline but AEK likely to dominate possession and push forward, it's the hosts who should spend more time defending in transition and racking up fouls. Expect at least two yellow cards for AEK Athens here.
The Champions League is back, and it opens with a genuinely intriguing matchup. For LASK, this is a historic day: their first-ever Champions League match, away to AEK Athens. Can Kühbauer's men take something from their opening game? AEK have their own reasons to be motivated. They're back in the Champions League after a seven-year absence, having sealed qualification with a home win over Levski (0:0 away, 4:0 at home). At their own ground, Marco Nikolic's team are unbeaten in eight official matches, and their last three home games have ended in victories with a combined score of 13:0.
LASK arrive in Greece in excellent form, riding a four-match winning streak. The standout result was their sensational 5:1 home thrashing of Celtic after losing the first leg 0:3 away. That performance was no fluke: they racked up 4.81 xG against Celtic's 0.55, fully deserving their place in the group stage. Both sides have strong claims to start with a win, but I'm siding with AEK. I have plenty of respect for what LASK did to Celtic, but no matter how hard they try, I suspect the occasion and the pressure from the Greek fans will get to them. That emotional overload should prove decisive. My pick is AEK Athens to win, at 1.73.
AEK Athens may be the bigger name in this tie, but I’m not buying the hype around them. LASK are getting far less respect than they deserve, and their attacking play is genuinely underrated. I’m backing the visitors to find the net at least once — and honestly, a second goal wouldn’t surprise me either.
AEK Athens hosting LASK in the Champions League opener — I’m backing the first half to deliver at least two goals. The odds of 2.23 make this a solid value pick, and I see enough attacking intent on both sides to get the job done before the break.
The Champions League main stage kicks off with AEK Athens hosting LASK, and I’m backing the visitors to collect at least four yellow cards. LASK earned their spot by stunning Celtic in the playoff round, making this their debut in the group phase. That extra pressure, combined with being away from home, should rattle their composure and lead to multiple bookings.
Both sides have shown a tendency to pick up cards even in low-stakes matches, so discipline isn’t a strong suit. With so much at stake in this opener, the intensity will be high, and LASK’s nerves will likely translate into fouls and cautions. I’m taking the over on 3 yellow cards for the away team at 2.98.
Despite my personal sympathy for Marko Nikolic, LASK’s attacking quality is hard to ignore. I’m confident they’ll put at least one goal past AEK Athens — that alone gives me a push on this bet. If they manage two, it’s a straight win.
This Champions League matchup between AEK Athens and LASK is set to deliver goals. I'm backing over 2.5 total goals at 1.64 — the kind of bet that should reward the public with plenty of action.
The Champions League match between AEK Athens and LASK. I'm backing the over 2 goals market at 1.26 — a confident pick for this fixture.
The Champions League group stage gets underway with a fitting opener: AEK Athens hosting LASK. Both arrive as domestic champions—AEK topped the Greek league last season, then beat Levski 4-0 on aggregate in qualifying, while LASK won the Austrian title and edged past Celtic 5-5 on aggregate (5-4 after two legs). These are two solid sides that have shown they can produce goals in bursts.
The numbers point toward an active first half. AEK average 1.9 goals scored and 0.8 conceded per match; LASK sit at 2.4 scored and 1.2 conceded. Given the stakes and the attacking intent both teams bring, I’m backing the first half to go over 2.5 goals at 5.35. That’s my play.
AEK Athens are the clear side to back here. Playing at home in the Champions League, they simply have too much quality for LASK. I fully expect them to control the game and secure a straightforward win.
AEK Athens hosting LASK in the Champions League — I’m taking under 7.5 corners. The teams stay below that total, and at 3.08 the price is worth backing.
AEK Athens and LASK are unlikely to generate many goal-scoring opportunities or set-piece situations in this Champions League tie. That's why I'm backing Under 3 goals.
AEK Athens hosting LASK in the Champions League — the home win is priced at 1.79. That’s exactly the kind of value I want for an accumulator. Solid pick, no hesitation.
AEK Athens host LASK in the Champions League — both teams will push forward, leading to sustained attacks. The corner count should exceed 10.5, and at 2.51, that's the bet.
LASK can earn four corners against AEK Athens in this Champions League match. That's why I'm taking the over 3.5 at 1.89.
AEK Athens hosting LASK in the Champions League has "goals" written all over it. I'm backing over 2.5 as the sensible side — European nights tend to deliver on that front, and this fixture shouldn't be the exception.
AEK Athens vs LASK. The case here is simple: back the visitors to score at least two. Yes, the Greeks have conceded just three goals in seven matches across all competitions and kept five clean sheets — but those displays came mostly against domestic opposition. Given how freely LASK score, I wouldn't be surprised to see them get past the hosts twice.
This is the first Champions League meeting between AEK Athens and LASK, and that alone makes me expect a tight, cautious affair. Neither side wants to kick off their campaign with a loss, so I see both teams prioritizing defensive solidity over attacking flair. That’s why I’m backing under 3 total goals at 1.75.
AEK Athens have built a fortress at home in Champions League qualifying — no goals conceded, and that defensive solidity is a massive red flag for LASK. The Austrian side’s European away record is a disaster: eight straight defeats on the road in the UCL and Europa League, with a combined score of 2-22. That’s not a coincidence; it’s a pattern.
Sure, LASK have been banging in goals domestically (23 in 7 games), but AEK’s defense has allowed just one over the same stretch. The visitors might nick one, especially if AEK’s high line gets exposed, but they simply don’t have the chops to win in Athens. I’m backing the home win at 1.82 — the numbers are clear.
AEK Athens at home are more than capable of putting together a massive rout—and I mean a really big one. That's exactly why I'm backing them with a -1.5 handicap at 2.94.
The AEK Athens vs LASK Champions League match on September 8 isn't shaping up to be a high-danger affair. With few threatening moments expected, the corner count should stay below 9.5, and I'm taking that bet at 1.77.
AEK Athens hosting LASK in the Champions League — I’m taking under 2.5 goals. That’s the call, plain and simple.
AEK Athens under Nikolic have built a sturdy defensive structure, and at home they are particularly tough to break down. That leads me to expect LASK to be kept off the scoresheet, making the away team under 0.5 goals a solid play at 2.88.
This Champions League tie between AEK Athens and LASK looks built for goals at both ends. Over 3.5 at 2.49 is the value play, with 2-2, 3-2, and 3-1 the scorelines I expect.
AEK Athens and LASK are both going to score here — I’m expecting a lively match with plenty of goals. The over 3.5 line at 2.49 looks like the right side of this market, and I’m backing it with confidence.
AEK Athens covering a -1 handicap against LASK is my pick in this Champions League clash. I'm backing them to win by at least two goals.
AEK Athens' form is clearly reflected in the stats, and I see them outplaying LASK here. The home win at 1.80 offers real value.
Over 3 is the call here. AEK Athens and LASK both have their attacks clicking, so goals should flow. At 2.00, that's value I'm not passing up.
AEK Athens have been extremely dominant at home, and LASK come into this match with a weakened attacking line. I'm backing the hosts with a -1.5 handicap at 2.94.
AEK Athens vs LASK in the Champions League — both sides need to put on a strong performance here. I’m backing the home side to get the job done. AEK win at 1.80 is the play.
LASK have been putting goals away consistently in their recent games, so I'm backing them to score at least twice here. The odds are generous for a side in that kind of form.
LASK’s recent displays in the Austrian league have been genuinely convincing, and that attacking rhythm should travel well into this Champions League clash. I’m backing the visitors to net at least twice here — at 2.90, the price on LASK over 1.5 goals looks well worth taking.
AEK Athens against LASK in the Champions League — I see plenty of corners here. The line is set at over 10.5, and at 2.54, the odds are worth a look. Both sides tend to push forward, and that usually leads to a busy afternoon for the corner count.
AEK Athens are not going to suffer a heavy defeat here. A one-goal margin is the worst-case scenario, and I see them keeping this contest tight throughout.
AEK Athens and LASK should put at least three goals on the board in this Champions League match. Over 3 is the call.
AEK Athens take on LASK in the Champions League, and this pairing has a clear favourite. The home side are the stronger team on paper, and that’s why my pick is a straightforward win for AEK. The odds at 1.81 offer solid value for a side that should control the match from the outset.
The first half of this Champions League clash between AEK Athens and LASK should see at least two goals. That's why I'm backing the over 1.5 line at 2.39.
AEK Athens face LASK in the Champions League, and I see the hosts clearly dominating. That’s why I’m backing them with a -1.5 handicap — they’ll win by at least two goals. The odds at 2.94 make it a solid value pick.
AEK Athens host LASK in the Champions League on 8 September, and I’m expecting goals at both ends. The bet on both teams to score at 1.59 looks solid — this should be an open, entertaining contest.
AEK Athens is simply the stronger side here, and I expect them to handle LASK without much trouble. The Greek team has the quality to dominate from start to finish, especially at home in the Champions League qualifiers.
LASK might put up a fight early on, but AEK's experience and depth should see them through. I'm backing a confident home win at 1.81—this feels like solid value for a team that knows how to get the job done.
AEK Athens' recent home matches have consistently produced plenty of goals. I see no reason that trend won't continue against LASK, so Over 2.5 is the clear play here.
The Champions League is back, and it opens with a genuinely intriguing matchup. For LASK, this is a historic day: their first-ever Champions League match, away to AEK Athens. Can Kühbauer's men take something from their opening game? AEK have their own reasons to be motivated. They're back in the Champions League after a seven-year absence, having sealed qualification with a home win over Levski (0:0 away, 4:0 at home). At their own ground, Marco Nikolic's team are unbeaten in eight official matches, and their last three home games have ended in victories with a combined score of 13:0.
LASK arrive in Greece in excellent form, riding a four-match winning streak. The standout result was their sensational 5:1 home thrashing of Celtic after losing the first leg 0:3 away. That performance was no fluke: they racked up 4.81 xG against Celtic's 0.55, fully deserving their place in the group stage. Both sides have strong claims to start with a win, but I'm siding with AEK. I have plenty of respect for what LASK did to Celtic, but no matter how hard they try, I suspect the occasion and the pressure from the Greek fans will get to them. That emotional overload should prove decisive. My pick is AEK Athens to win, at 1.73.
AEK Athens are the clear side to back here. Playing at home in the Champions League, they simply have too much quality for LASK. I fully expect them to control the game and secure a straightforward win.
AEK Athens hosting LASK in the Champions League — the home win is priced at 1.79. That’s exactly the kind of value I want for an accumulator. Solid pick, no hesitation.
AEK Athens have built a fortress at home in Champions League qualifying — no goals conceded, and that defensive solidity is a massive red flag for LASK. The Austrian side’s European away record is a disaster: eight straight defeats on the road in the UCL and Europa League, with a combined score of 2-22. That’s not a coincidence; it’s a pattern.
Sure, LASK have been banging in goals domestically (23 in 7 games), but AEK’s defense has allowed just one over the same stretch. The visitors might nick one, especially if AEK’s high line gets exposed, but they simply don’t have the chops to win in Athens. I’m backing the home win at 1.82 — the numbers are clear.
AEK Athens' form is clearly reflected in the stats, and I see them outplaying LASK here. The home win at 1.80 offers real value.
AEK Athens vs LASK in the Champions League — both sides need to put on a strong performance here. I’m backing the home side to get the job done. AEK win at 1.80 is the play.
AEK Athens take on LASK in the Champions League, and this pairing has a clear favourite. The home side are the stronger team on paper, and that’s why my pick is a straightforward win for AEK. The odds at 1.81 offer solid value for a side that should control the match from the outset.
AEK Athens is simply the stronger side here, and I expect them to handle LASK without much trouble. The Greek team has the quality to dominate from start to finish, especially at home in the Champions League qualifiers.
LASK might put up a fight early on, but AEK's experience and depth should see them through. I'm backing a confident home win at 1.81—this feels like solid value for a team that knows how to get the job done.
AEK Athens may be the bigger name in this tie, but I’m not buying the hype around them. LASK are getting far less respect than they deserve, and their attacking play is genuinely underrated. I’m backing the visitors to find the net at least once — and honestly, a second goal wouldn’t surprise me either.
AEK Athens hosting LASK in the Champions League opener — I’m backing the first half to deliver at least two goals. The odds of 2.23 make this a solid value pick, and I see enough attacking intent on both sides to get the job done before the break.
Despite my personal sympathy for Marko Nikolic, LASK’s attacking quality is hard to ignore. I’m confident they’ll put at least one goal past AEK Athens — that alone gives me a push on this bet. If they manage two, it’s a straight win.
This Champions League matchup between AEK Athens and LASK is set to deliver goals. I'm backing over 2.5 total goals at 1.64 — the kind of bet that should reward the public with plenty of action.
The Champions League match between AEK Athens and LASK. I'm backing the over 2 goals market at 1.26 — a confident pick for this fixture.
The Champions League group stage gets underway with a fitting opener: AEK Athens hosting LASK. Both arrive as domestic champions—AEK topped the Greek league last season, then beat Levski 4-0 on aggregate in qualifying, while LASK won the Austrian title and edged past Celtic 5-5 on aggregate (5-4 after two legs). These are two solid sides that have shown they can produce goals in bursts.
The numbers point toward an active first half. AEK average 1.9 goals scored and 0.8 conceded per match; LASK sit at 2.4 scored and 1.2 conceded. Given the stakes and the attacking intent both teams bring, I’m backing the first half to go over 2.5 goals at 5.35. That’s my play.
AEK Athens host LASK in the Champions League — both teams will push forward, leading to sustained attacks. The corner count should exceed 10.5, and at 2.51, that's the bet.
LASK can earn four corners against AEK Athens in this Champions League match. That's why I'm taking the over 3.5 at 1.89.
AEK Athens hosting LASK in the Champions League has "goals" written all over it. I'm backing over 2.5 as the sensible side — European nights tend to deliver on that front, and this fixture shouldn't be the exception.
AEK Athens vs LASK. The case here is simple: back the visitors to score at least two. Yes, the Greeks have conceded just three goals in seven matches across all competitions and kept five clean sheets — but those displays came mostly against domestic opposition. Given how freely LASK score, I wouldn't be surprised to see them get past the hosts twice.
This Champions League tie between AEK Athens and LASK looks built for goals at both ends. Over 3.5 at 2.49 is the value play, with 2-2, 3-2, and 3-1 the scorelines I expect.
AEK Athens and LASK are both going to score here — I’m expecting a lively match with plenty of goals. The over 3.5 line at 2.49 looks like the right side of this market, and I’m backing it with confidence.
Over 3 is the call here. AEK Athens and LASK both have their attacks clicking, so goals should flow. At 2.00, that's value I'm not passing up.
LASK have been putting goals away consistently in their recent games, so I'm backing them to score at least twice here. The odds are generous for a side in that kind of form.
LASK’s recent displays in the Austrian league have been genuinely convincing, and that attacking rhythm should travel well into this Champions League clash. I’m backing the visitors to net at least twice here — at 2.90, the price on LASK over 1.5 goals looks well worth taking.
AEK Athens against LASK in the Champions League — I see plenty of corners here. The line is set at over 10.5, and at 2.54, the odds are worth a look. Both sides tend to push forward, and that usually leads to a busy afternoon for the corner count.
AEK Athens and LASK should put at least three goals on the board in this Champions League match. Over 3 is the call.
The first half of this Champions League clash between AEK Athens and LASK should see at least two goals. That's why I'm backing the over 1.5 line at 2.39.
AEK Athens' recent home matches have consistently produced plenty of goals. I see no reason that trend won't continue against LASK, so Over 2.5 is the clear play here.
AEK Athens hosting LASK in the Champions League — I’m taking under 7.5 corners. The teams stay below that total, and at 3.08 the price is worth backing.
AEK Athens and LASK are unlikely to generate many goal-scoring opportunities or set-piece situations in this Champions League tie. That's why I'm backing Under 3 goals.
This is the first Champions League meeting between AEK Athens and LASK, and that alone makes me expect a tight, cautious affair. Neither side wants to kick off their campaign with a loss, so I see both teams prioritizing defensive solidity over attacking flair. That’s why I’m backing under 3 total goals at 1.75.
The AEK Athens vs LASK Champions League match on September 8 isn't shaping up to be a high-danger affair. With few threatening moments expected, the corner count should stay below 9.5, and I'm taking that bet at 1.77.
AEK Athens hosting LASK in the Champions League — I’m taking under 2.5 goals. That’s the call, plain and simple.
AEK Athens under Nikolic have built a sturdy defensive structure, and at home they are particularly tough to break down. That leads me to expect LASK to be kept off the scoresheet, making the away team under 0.5 goals a solid play at 2.88.
AEK Athens at home are more than capable of putting together a massive rout—and I mean a really big one. That's exactly why I'm backing them with a -1.5 handicap at 2.94.
AEK Athens covering a -1 handicap against LASK is my pick in this Champions League clash. I'm backing them to win by at least two goals.
AEK Athens have been extremely dominant at home, and LASK come into this match with a weakened attacking line. I'm backing the hosts with a -1.5 handicap at 2.94.
AEK Athens are not going to suffer a heavy defeat here. A one-goal margin is the worst-case scenario, and I see them keeping this contest tight throughout.
AEK Athens face LASK in the Champions League, and I see the hosts clearly dominating. That’s why I’m backing them with a -1.5 handicap — they’ll win by at least two goals. The odds at 2.94 make it a solid value pick.
AEK Athens host LASK in the Champions League on 8 September, and I’m expecting goals at both ends. The bet on both teams to score at 1.59 looks solid — this should be an open, entertaining contest.
Champions League main round kicks off with a fourth-pot showdown that could shape both clubs' push for a top-24 finish. AEK Athens host LASK at the Agia Sophia Stadium, and these are exactly the matches where direct points matter most. I'm backing the hosts to collect over 1.5 yellow cards, and the numbers line up nicely: AEK arrive in strong form—unbeaten in 14 of their last 16 and fresh off a 4-0 qualifying demolition of Levski—but their aggressive style carries a price. They average 14 fouls and roughly 2.05 bookings per game, which makes the bet look solid before you even factor in the referee.
Portuguese official Luis Godinho is a card-heavy presence, with 71 yellows in his last 14 domestic league outings—over five per match—and he's shown eight or nine in individual games before. With LASK also lacking discipline but AEK likely to dominate possession and push forward, it's the hosts who should spend more time defending in transition and racking up fouls. Expect at least two yellow cards for AEK Athens here.
The Champions League main stage kicks off with AEK Athens hosting LASK, and I’m backing the visitors to collect at least four yellow cards. LASK earned their spot by stunning Celtic in the playoff round, making this their debut in the group phase. That extra pressure, combined with being away from home, should rattle their composure and lead to multiple bookings.
Both sides have shown a tendency to pick up cards even in low-stakes matches, so discipline isn’t a strong suit. With so much at stake in this opener, the intensity will be high, and LASK’s nerves will likely translate into fouls and cautions. I’m taking the over on 3 yellow cards for the away team at 2.98.
The match is scheduled for 8 September 2026 at 17:45, and it will be held at the Olympic Stadium in Athens, which is AEK's home venue.
AEK Athens are the clear favorites, with a predicted win at odds of 1.81, backed by their strong home record and LASK's injury problems up front.
The main prediction is an AEK Athens victory, as their solid home defence and LASK's lack of a fit centre-forward make a home win likely.
LASK are without first-choice striker Samuel Adeniran and new signing Ramiz Harakate due to injury, while Sasha Kalajdžić is doubtful. AEK have no unavailable players.
AEK have been dominant at home, scoring 13 goals in their last three home matches and keeping clean sheets. LASK have won all five league games but have shown defensive fragility, conceding goals from low xG chances.
Yes, the prediction for both teams to score (Yes) is offered at 1.62, given that both sides are attack-minded and LASK's defence tends to concede even from few chances.