FC Flora, champion of the Estonian football league, will face FK Suduva, three times Lithuanian, following Sunday’s UEFA Champions League qualifying draw.
The setting will take place on August 18 or 19 in the A.A. Tallinn’s Rooster Arena. The adjustment will be played under the auspices of UEFA and, according to its decision, will take position behind closed doors for considerations similar to coronaviruses.
The winner will advance to the 3rd qualifying stage of the UEFA Champions League.
Flora last played in the Champions League in 2018, when she lost to Israeli club Hapoel Be’er Sheva F.C. 2: 7 in general.
The most notable Champions League line-up for Flora has been 20-time Swiss champion FC Basel. In the 2012/2013, the Estonian club lost to that team 0:5 over two matches.
FK Suduva is a three-time reigning national champion, protecting his first championship of 2017. Suduva is currently tied with FK Kauno Zalgiris for lithuanian A Lyga’s top spot.
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