Gent's superior quality should overcome injuries and a lively LNZ Cherkasy.
Gent bring the pedigree to this qualifier as established members of the Belgian Pro League with a long recent history of European football, and that gap in resources should show against LNZ Cherkasy. The Ukrainian side reach this stage in credit but face a clear step up in class, and Gent's technical quality across midfield and attack makes them favourites even on the road. There is a caveat: Gent travel with injuries to Max Dean, Maksim Paskotsi and Matisse Samoise, which disrupts their spine and could make an outright away win harder to land in the first leg. That is why the double chance appeals, covering a Gent win or a draw that would leave them well placed for the return in Belgium. LNZ will have no fear at home, so goals are a live possibility, but the Belgians' individual class should still carry them to at least a share of the spoils.
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Gent are favourites thanks to their Belgian Pro League standing and extensive European experience, despite playing away.
Gent are missing Max Dean, Maksim Paskotsi and Matisse Samoise, which weakens their squad for the away first leg.
LNZ can trouble Gent at home, but the visitors' greater quality should secure at least a draw in the first leg.
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