Hajduk Split are flying. Fourteen goals in their recent five games tells you everything about the mood at Poljud right now. Michele Šego is the man on fire, bagging four of those, and when a striker is in that kind of rhythm, defences across Europe start to sweat. They've been ahead at half-time in 18 of their last 20 matches — that's not a coincidence, that's a team that starts fast and dares you to keep up. The worry? They've conceded in five of their last six. Clean sheets are not their thing. But when you're scoring for fun, you can live with that trade-off.

Raków arrive as the Polish Ekstraklasa's quiet assassins. They've navigated a tricky path to get here, seeing off Hammarby in the previous round, and Dawid Kroczek has them organised and dangerous. Mahir Emreli is their sharpest tool — a goal, an assist and ten shots in five games. He's the kind of forward who needs just one half-chance. But Raków are not a team that blows you away; they grind, they press in packs, and they wait for you to blink. On the road, they'll be happy to sit in and hit on the break. This is a classic first-leg setup: home side with momentum, away side with a plan.