UEFA Europa League Play-offs
FC Thun 2 - 2 FT Lech Poznan
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Futmetrix Verdict
43
FT
Mon, Oct 12
Coventry
4-1
Newcastle
⚡ Form
47
⚖️ Balance
95
🏆 Stakes
0
⭐ Stars
72
Futmetrix Verdict
66
FT
Mon, Oct 12
Atalanta
3-1
Venezia
⚡ Intensity
86
⚖️ Balance
31
🏆 Stakes
0
🎲 Upset
0
Atalanta strike early, Venezia stay sunk.
Futmetrix Verdict
59
FT
Mon, Oct 12
Al-Wasl FC
1-3
Al-Ahli Jeddah
⚡ Intensity
63
⚖️ Balance
54
🏆 Stakes
12
🎲 Upset
0
Clinical Al-Ahli secure vital away victory.
Match Statistics
Possession
Shots on Target
Corners
Fouls
Yellow Cards
Red Cards
Match Events
R. Gumny (L. Palma) 17'
22' S. Lengen (F. Dursun)
↓ D. Hakans ↑P. Walemark 26'
32' N. Maier
G. Berggren 40'
43' F. Dursun (N. Maier)
HT
↓ A. Kozubal ↑R. Murawski 46'
46' ↓ F. Saiz ↑J. Roth
46' ↓ T. Strannegard ↑F. Fehr
P. Walemark 53'
56' ↓ N. Maier ↑A. Ilic
61' ↓ F. Dursun ↑R. Braschi
↓ A. Sayyadmanesh ↑P. Rodriguez 67'
P. Walemark (M. Lis) 68'
73' ↓ S. Lengen ↑N. Reichmuth
75' L. Passavant
↓ Y. Agnero ↑F. Jagiello 80'
↓ W. Monka ↑T. Yegbe 80'
M. Skrzypczak 90'+1
FT
Player Cards
Our take on every player in this match
FC Thun
Goalkeepers
Tim Spycher
👻 Invisible Nothing to note
Defenders
Lucien Dähler
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Louis Passavant
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Marco Bürki
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Tom Strannegård
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Midfielders
Fabio Saiz
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Nassim Zoukit
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Dorian Derbaci
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Forwards
Nico Maier
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Simon Lengen
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Furkan Dursun
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BENCH
Niklas Steffen
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Dario Walti
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Fabio Fehr
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Nicolas Bürgy
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Jan Bamert
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Justin Roth
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Adam Ilic
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Nils Reichmuth
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Amir Maaroufi
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Riccardo Braschi
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Brighton Labeau
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Lech Poznan
Goalkeepers
Mateusz Lis
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Defenders
Robert Gumny
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Wojciech Mońka
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Mateusz Skrzypczak
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Michał Gurgul
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Midfielders
Antoni Kozubal
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Gustav Berggren
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Allahyar Sayyadmanesh
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Luis Palma
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Daniel Håkans
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Forwards
Mel Agnero
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BENCH
Wiktor Obremski
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Mateusz Pruchniewski
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Terry Yegbe
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Joel Pereira
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Patrik Wålemark
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Radoslaw Murawski
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Pablo Rodríguez
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Filip Jagiełło
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Karol Delikat
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Wojciech Szymczak
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FC Thun
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Lech Poznan
Win Probability
Futmetrix AI estimate
Lech Poznan Coast Through Despite Spirited Thun Resistance
Average Entertainment Futmetrix Score: 48/100. A fiercely contested 2-2 draw provided an entertaining footnote, but the staggering 7-0 first-leg deficit meant the visitors' progression was never in doubt.
Dead Rubber Dynamics
The tie was effectively killed a week ago in Poland, drastically lowering the overall Stakes for this return leg under the lights at Stockhorn Arena. With Lech Poznan defending a colossal 7-0 aggregate lead, the visitors looked completely relaxed as they dominated possession early on, smoothly dictating the tempo with 61% of the ball. They passed it comfortably out from the back, recording over 500 total passes across the pitch. FC Thun, seeking to restore some measure of local pride after their previous defensive collapse, brought remarkable Intensity to the pitch. They refused to roll over for the travelling side, committing a staggering 21 tactical fouls as they aggressively disrupted the Polish side's rhythm and attempted to salvage some European dignity in front of their passionate home support.
An Unexpected Exchange
Despite the insurmountable aggregate gap weighing heavy on the stadium, the Balance of this individual 90 minutes proved surprisingly even as the match opened up. P. Walemark, one of the primary architects of the first-leg demolition, watched from the pitch as both sides traded fierce blows in an evenly matched 2-2 thriller. The Upset Factor for the overall tie was firmly at zero, but the Swiss hosts fought valiantly for a standalone result on the night. They efficiently converted their limited 39% possession into clinical counter-attacks, firing seven shots and forcing the visitors to work much harder than expected to maintain parity. Thun's direct approach bypassed the midfield entirely at times, ensuring the Polish heavyweights could not simply stroll through the evening uncontested.
The End of the Road
Ultimately, the final whistle confirmed a 2-2 draw on the night, leaving the aggregate scoreline at a staggering 9-2 in favour of the Polish giants. Lech Poznan comfortably progress to the Round of 16, their continental momentum fully intact as they look ahead to considerably tougher knockout tests in the next phase of the tournament. Their ruthless first-leg performance did all the heavy lifting, rendering this draw a mere formality. For Thun, it marks the definitive end of the European road this season. However, securing a hard-fought draw against a technically superior and highly confident side offers a much-needed morale boost. They will now return their focus entirely to domestic league duties, hoping to channel this spirited performance into their upcoming weekend fixtures.
Key Questions
Who advanced to the Round of 16?
Lech Poznan advanced comfortably, winning the tie with a massive 9-2 aggregate scoreline.
What is the Futmetrix Score?
The Futmetrix Score is our 0-100 verdict on how entertaining a match is. We look at intensity, balance, stakes, and star quality to tell you if it's worth your time.
A mountain too high for FC Thun
Worth Watching Futmetrix Score: 55/100. With a humiliating seven-goal deficit from the first leg, this Europa League playoff is a dead rubber offering nothing more than a salvage mission for the hosts.
The Setup
Lech Poznan utterly dismantled FC Thun 7-0 in the first leg. This tie is effectively over. The Polish visitors hit six goals before the 50th minute last week, turning the second leg at Stockhorn Arena into a glorified training session.
We see a rock-bottom Stakes rating because qualification is essentially decided. Lech Poznan will rotate heavily. The Stars rating is also poor, reflecting the lack of marquee names and the reality that key starters will rest.
The hosts are actually favored to win this specific 90 minutes. That high win probability simply reflects the visitors taking their foot off the gas. A modest Form rating suggests a respectable domestic run for the Swiss side, but their European campaign ends tonight. The competitive Balance of this single match is an illusion created by the aggregate scoreline.
Key Battle
The FC Thun forward line against the Lech Poznan rotation defenders. Armed with a massive cushion, the visitors will rest their main men. If the Swiss side wants to restore some local pride, their attackers must exploit a disjointed and untested away backline.
Our Prediction
A hollow victory for FC Thun. We expect the home side to edge a 2-1 win on the night. Lech Poznan will cruise through on aggregate without breaking a sweat, doing the bare minimum to drain the clock.