Slovan Bratislava are another side who secured a positive first leg result in the Champions League qualifiers, and they have no reason to take things easy here, especially considering they will be playing in front of a home crowd.
Slovan are not short of European experience, and they finished top of the Slovakian top flight last season. They won eight of their 11 home matches at the Tehelne Pole Stadium, which shows how they play with more confidence in front of a home support.
Iberia lack the same pedigree, and it’s going to take a massive effort from the Georgian side to overturn this deficit in the second leg.
If they decide to be more front-footed in their approach, that could open up space for Slovan to exploit on the break, and the Slovakian side tend to be efficient when chances fall to them in the final third.
