Lech Poznań Europa League fixtures and qualifying results

Lech's qualifying margins

Lech beat KÍ 6–0 on aggregate, from a 1–0 home win and a 5–0 away victory. The second leg was played on 14 August, eight days after the opener.

The play-off against Thun began with a 7–0 home win on 20 August. A 2–2 away draw on 27 August completed a 9–2 aggregate success. That return draw was enough because of the large first-leg lead; it did not leave qualification unresolved.

Two October home nights for Lech supporters

Leverkusen and Sunderland visit a week apart

Lech open away to Crystal Palace on 17 September. Leverkusen visit on 15 October and Sunderland on 22 October, giving home fans a concentrated European week.

November sends Lech away twice, to Benfica on the 5th and Union Saint-Gilloise on the 26th. Ferencváros visit on 10 December and Torreense on 21 January. The final fixture is away to OFI Crete on 28 January.

Lech and Jagiellonia have separate league-phase schedules

Lech's draw announcement places the club alongside Jagiellonia among Poland's Europa League league-phase representatives. The two clubs could not be paired in this phase because teams from the same association are kept apart in the draw.

For Lech fans, that means following their own eight opponents rather than expecting a Polish derby on the European calendar. The October home pair and the later Ferencváros visit belong to Lech's route; Jagiellonia's fixtures against Palace and Lyon are a different club's programme.

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