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Servette vs Viktoria Plzen Preview & Prediction | 2025-26 UEFA Champions League | Second Qualifying Round

by Alex Lawes ·
Servette vs Viktoria Plzen Preview & Prediction | 2025-26 UEFA Champions League | Second Qualifying Round

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Two teams that will be expecting to reach the league phase of any of the UEFA competitions meet for a delicately poised second-leg in Switzerland this week.

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Servette vs Viktoria Plzen prediction

In the first qualifying round of this UEFA Champions League second qualifying round tie, Servette earned themselves a surprise one-goal advantage at the Doosan Arena in Plzen in Czechia last week. In that clash, it was to be an early goal scored by Servette striker Samuel Mraz that separated the two sides, leaving it delicately poised as they head for the return leg in Switzerland this week.

Servette believe they will have enough to defensively see of Viktoria Plzen this week, but the desperation to go all out attack means that the Czech side may well, not necessarily by design, be better set up to do well in Switzerland this week.

This could end up being quite an entertaining encounter for the neutral in Switzerland, with the state of the game allowing for both sides to set up in reasonably attacking modes.

Servette vs Viktoria Plzen tip: Both teams to score

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