LASK is set to face a formidable challenge as they visit Fiorentina in their final group-stage away game of the UEFA Conference League. The Austrian side, with only two points from four matches, urgently needs a positive result to keep their playoff hopes alive. Playmaker Robert Zulj emphasized the importance of a flawless performance, stating, “Why shouldn’t we deliver a perfect game and take something from this?” Fiorentina, last season's Conference League finalist, is enjoying a strong domestic campaign in Serie A, currently sitting fourth. Despite this, head coach Raffaele Palladino is ex

LASK is set to face a formidable challenge as they visit Fiorentina in their final group-stage away game of the UEFA Conference League. The Austrian side, with only two points from four matches, urgently needs a positive result to keep their playoff hopes alive. Playmaker Robert Zulj emphasized the importance of a flawless performance, stating, “Why shouldn’t we deliver a perfect game and take something from this?” Fiorentina, last season's Conference League finalist, is enjoying a strong domestic campaign in Serie A, currently sitting fourth. Despite this, head coach Raffaele Palladino is expected to rotate his squad, with promising goalkeeper Tommaso Martinelli likely to start. Conversely, LASK will rely on 20-year-old Lukas Jungwirth to replace the suspended Jörg Siebenhandl. Markus Schopp, the LASK coach, acknowledged Fiorentina’s strength but remains optimistic. “We know we need a win and will approach the game accordingly,” he said. The Linz-based club will need maximum effort, with Schopp calling for full commitment from his players to keep their European journey alive.

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