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FC Midtjylland vs Bohemians: UEFA Europa Conference League 3rd Qualifying Round Preview

FC Midtjylland host Bohemians at MCH Arena on Thursday in the second leg of their UEFA Europa Conference League 3rd Qualifying Round tie.

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·12 Aug·2 min read
FC Midtjylland vs Bohemians: UEFA Europa Conference League 3rd Qualifying Round Preview
FC Midtjylland vs Bohemians: UEFA Europa Conference League 3rd Qualifying Round PreviewPhotograph: MatchdayReport picture desk

FC Midtjylland welcome Bohemians to MCH Arena on Thursday at 17:00 UTC, with the Danish side carrying a 2-0 advantage from the first leg played on 6 August 2026. That result shapes the context of this second leg in the UEFA Europa Conference League 3rd Qualifying Round.

FC Midtjylland have taken 6 points from their last five matches. That run includes the first-leg victory over Bohemians and a win away at Nottingham Forest, though it also features defeats to Beşiktaş and Nottingham Forest.

Bohemians arrive having taken 7 points from their last five matches, a return that edges their hosts across that same span. However, the Irish side are currently on a run of 2 consecutive defeats, with the 0-2 first-leg loss the most recent of those.

The head-to-head record between the two sides in this tie stands with FC Midtjylland following the first leg result of Bohemians 0-2 FC Midtjylland on 6 August 2026. Bohemians must overturn that deficit at MCH Arena to advance in the UEFA Europa Conference League.

The recent form of both sides presents a notable contrast coming into this match. Bohemians' 7 points from five matches shows consistency across recent weeks, yet their current losing run means they arrive at MCH Arena in a difficult position. FC Midtjylland, on home ground and with a two-goal first-leg advantage, set the terms for what Bohemians must do on Thursday evening.

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