Liam Duckstein
The second leg of this UEFA Conference League Second Qualifying Round tie is essentially a formality on paper. Partizan already secured a commanding 4-0 win in the first leg, and UNA Strassen now face the near-impossible task of overturning that deficit at the Stade de Luxembourg. The Luxembourg side has shown some fight in domestic competition recently, but stepping up against a Serbian top-flight club of Partizan’s pedigree is a different matter entirely. What makes this match worth watching is whether Partizan’s forwards continue their prolific run, or whether coach Sasa Ilic rotates and takes the foot off the gas.
Zubairu Ibrahim has been Partizan’s standout attacker across their last five matches, contributing five goals and two assists. His ability to combine with Erik Kojzek, who has added two goals and two assists of his own, gives Partizan a front line with real variety. For UNA Strassen, Nicolas Perez carries the most attacking threat, having scored twice in their recent run of domestic fixtures. He will need to be sharp and clinical if Strassen are to register anything meaningful on the night.
Hot stat: Partizan have scored 13 goals across their last five matches while UNA Strassen managed just three in the same period. That attacking output, combined with Strassen’s near-total absence of passing data and interception stats, underlines just how wide the gap between these two sides is right now.
| 🏆 Tournament: | UEFA Conference League 2026/27, Second Qualifying Round |
| 🏟 Venue: | Stade de Luxembourg, Luxembourg |
| 🗓️ Date: | 30.07.2026 |
| ⏰ Time: | 20:15 CEST |
UNA Strassen vs Partizan Prediction
Partizan arrive with a four-goal cushion from the first leg and face a side that was outclassed in every department. The Serbian club’s pass accuracy sits at 954 out of 1073 passes in their last five matches, pointing to a team that controls games through possession and structure. UNA Strassen, by contrast, have zero recorded passing or interception data across those same matches, suggesting they are largely reactive and rely on direct play.
The aggregate scoreline already makes progression a near-certainty for Partizan. The key question for bettors is the volume of goals. Partizan have averaged over two and a half goals per game in their recent fixtures, and even against a more motivated Strassen side trying to save face, the Serbian club’s quality should be enough to find the net multiple times. We predict Partizan to win comfortably, with goals coming from multiple sources.
UNA Strassen committed zero recorded fouls across their last five matches according to available data, which is an unusual stat and may reflect data gaps rather than actual discipline. Partizan racked up 21 fouls across the same period with eight yellow cards, showing they press and compete aggressively. That physical approach could cause problems for a Strassen side that lacks the defensive structure to absorb sustained pressure.
| 🔥Hot Tip: | Partizan to score in both halves |
| ⚽Total Goals: | Over 2.5 |
| 💥Both Teams To Score: | No |
| 🎯Total Corners: | Over 7.5 |
Team Analysis
UNA Strassen head into this second leg having lost the first by four goals, but their domestic form over the last 30 days has been decent. Three wins from four matches, including back-to-back victories over La Fiorita (2-0 and 1-0) and a 2-0 win over Victoria Rosport, shows the Luxembourg side can get results at their own level. The one blemish in that run was a 1-1 draw against Red Boys Differdange, a match where they failed to close out a game they were expected to win. Their overall 2026 record of 12 wins from 24 games, a 50% win rate, confirms they are a solid domestic team without the quality to compete at European level against experienced opposition.
Partizan have been one of the busier sides in this qualifying phase, playing eight games in the last 30 days with five wins, two draws, and one loss. Their most recent result before the first leg was a 3-1 win over Macva in Serbian league action, where they showed no signs of fatigue despite a packed schedule. The 4-0 demolition of UNA Strassen in the first leg was their most dominant European performance in this run. A 2-2 draw against Zemun and a 2-2 draw against Lokomotiva Zagreb are the only results where they dropped points, but both came in league fixtures where rotation was likely. Their 2026 record of 12 wins from 29 games looks modest at 41%, but the volume of matches and squad rotation in Serbian football explains the variance.
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Pre-game Odds and Win Probability: Partizan the Favourite
- Moneyline UNA Strassen 5.50 | Partizan 1.57
- Draw 4.20
- Over/Under Over 2.5 N/A | Under 2.5 N/A
- BTTS (both teams to score) Yes N/A | No N/A
The bookmakers’ implied probability of 60% for a Partizan win feels conservative given the four-goal lead they carry into this leg. Odds of around 1.57 for the away win reflect the aggregate situation, but Partizan winning this match outright is arguably even more likely than those numbers suggest. UNA Strassen at 5.50 is purely for bettors who believe in a major upset, and there is very little in the available data to support that outcome. The draw at 4.20 is equally unattractive given Partizan’s motivation to finish the job cleanly.
Possible Starting Lineups
UNA Strassen Possible Starting Eleven
- GK: Diogo Jorge Vicente Garrido
- DF: Daryl Myre, Alexandre Sacras, Alen Agovic, Kino Delorge
- MF: Edis Agović, Jimmy Goncalves Teixeira, Eldin Rastoder
- FW: Nicolas Perez, Matheus, babou seye
Coach Jérémy Deichelbohrer is likely to stick with a 4-3-3 setup, the formation UNA Strassen have used consistently across their recent matches. Galaye Gueye has featured in all four recent games and could slot into midfield if Rastoder drops out. Nicolas Perez is the player to watch up front. His two goals in recent fixtures make him the most dangerous outlet Strassen possess, and he will need service quickly if they are to make any impression on the tie.
Partizan Possible Starting Eleven
- GK: Milos Krunic
- DF: milan roganovic, Stefan Mitrovic, Vukasin djurdjevic, Stefan Milic
- MF: Milan Vukotic, Ognjen ugresic, Chak Traore
- FW: Zubairu Ibrahim, Erik Kojzek, Demba Seck
Partizan’s 3-5-2 has been their preferred shape, but with a four-goal cushion Sasa Ilic may opt for a more fluid 4-3-3 to keep things simple and manage legs ahead of the next qualifying round. Milos Krunic starts in goal, with a settled defensive unit in front of him. Zubairu Ibrahim leads the attack and is the most dangerous player on the pitch. Milan Vukotic pulls strings from midfield with two assists in his last four appearances, and Ognjen Ugresic’s three goals from central areas make him a constant threat from late runs. Partizan have the depth to rotate and still field a side more than capable of winning this match.
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Partizan. Source: Official X/Twitter. Edited photo
TipsGG Match Prediction
Partizan should progress without drama. They were better in every phase of the first leg and nothing in UNA Strassen’s recent data suggests they can change that dynamic at home. The Serbian side’s attacking unit, led by Ibrahim, Kojzek, and Ugresic, has been consistently productive and faces a defence that has conceded four goals already in this tie.
We predict a Partizan win with over 2.5 goals in the match. BTTS looks unlikely given Strassen’s difficulty in creating clear chances against organised opposition. Partizan scoring in both halves is the tip we feel offers the best value, as they tend to control games through possession and add to their tallies as matches open up. Corners should be plentiful too, with Partizan’s wide play generating 14 corners across their last five games compared to Strassen’s 24, suggesting both sides will look to deliver from wide areas, though Partizan’s quality in those situations is considerably higher.
