AEK Larnaca looks to secure a first-leg advantage against Legia Warsaw following a narrow 3-2 aggregate victory over Celje in their previous Europa League qualifying match. They have shown promising form at home, highlighted by a strong record since January. Despite only achieving one clean sheet in four qualifying games this year, AEK has been resilient at the Georgios Karapatakis. Legia Warsaw, on the other hand, struggled last season with only one win in their last four matches, but they recently progressed in the Europa League after a 4-3 aggregate win over Ostrava.
AEK Larnaca edged past Slovenian outfit Celje with a 3-2 aggregate win and aims for a crucial first-leg advantage in their upcoming match.
AEK has only registered one clean sheet in their four qualifying appearances but has suffered just one defeat at home since January.
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