Our prediction for this Europa Conference League match:
Rapid Vienna will look to defend their slim lead in the Conference League tie with Djurgarden when the two teams go head to head in the return leg on Thursday evening. The Austrians won the first leg 1-0 thanks to Hampus Finndell’s goal and, as a result, they are seen as favourites to win this double-header. Defender Bendeguz Bolla serves a one-game ban, but there are no fresh injury worries in the home team.
Djurgarden, on the other hand, will have a mountain to climb in the second leg as need to overcome the deficit on the road. Considering that Rapid Wien have turned their Allianz Stadion into a real fortress, we predict that the visitors are going to return to Sweden with their hands empty. The likes of Aslund, Nilsson, and Schuller should miss out through injuries for the visiting side, while duo Stensson – Nguen is back from suspension.
Highlighted Team (Rapid Vienna):

Rapid Wien are considered the most successful club in the history of Austrian football. In 2008 the capital club won their 32th domestic title and in 1995 they clinched their 15th Austrian Cup trophy. Die Grun-Weissen were founded back in 1898 as Erster Wiener Arbeiter-Fussball-Club and one year later the club was renamed to Sportklub Rapid Wien.
In 1904 the club’s colours were changed to green and white and they have been wearing green and white shirts ever since. In 1985 Rapid made it to the Cup Winners Cup final and it has to be noted that they participated in the final competition in 1996 as well. Famous German footballer Lothar Matthaus was in charge of the team between September 2001 and May 2002, but he failed to record a good result with the Weststadion outfit.
Weststadion has been the home ground of Rapid Wien since 16 July, 2016 and you should bear in mind that the capacity of the stadium is 28 000. Rapid’s fiercest rivals are Austria Wien.