On Tuesday afternoon, BATE Borisov hosts Aris Limassol at the Borisov Arena in the Champions League second qualifying second leg.
The first leg ended 6-2 to Aris Limassol, so the home team has it all to do to make it to the next round of the competition.
The Belarussian outfit suffered a 6-2 defeat in the first leg in Cyprus, which ended a five-game unbeaten run in all competitions, including four victories.
The game was rare, as BATE have kept clean sheets in four of their previous six matches.
The first-leg defeat also continued their recent inconsistent record in the Champions League.
BATE have now won just one of their previous four games in European football’s elite competition. This run now includes two defeats.
However, it’s a slightly different story on home soil in the Champions League, as they have lost just once in their last 11 home matches.
The visitors will be delighted with the first leg result and be confident of seeing the job through in this second leg.
The victory means that Aris has now recorded back-to-back wins in all competitions, having also recorded back-to-back victories.
Their recent outings have not been short of goals, as at least two goals have been scored in four of their previous six matches in all competitions.
One minor concern for Aris heading into this clash is their recent away form, as the Cypriot team has failed to win in their last four matches.
The first leg was Aris first ever appearance in the Champions League, and they will be highly disappointed if their debut campaign in the competition ends in the second qualifying round.
Forebet predicts that BATE Borisov will record a victory in a high-scoring encounter but exit the competition due to the big first-leg deficit.