After
having been hooked at the Bollaert-Delelis stadium (0-0), the Lensois travel to Germany to face Friborg, in the second leg of the Europa League.
This Thursday, Franck Haise's men will approach one of the turning points at the end of their season, with their sights set on the round of 16 of the competition in the event of a victory, before tackling a very tough Ligue 1 schedule (Monaco, Lyon, Brest, Nice, Lille).
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But the Artesians have a real chance to play against the Germans, with the experience gained in the Champions League this season.
The RCL thus finished third in its group behind Arsenal and PSV Eindhoven, and ahead of Sevilla FC.
Before going to Europa Park Station, the Sang et Or drew against Reins (1-1) this weekend.
A result which refers to the first leg against the Fribourgeois, who had blocked Lens at home.
For its part, Friborg is not in better health despite its solid draw at Bollaert.
The Germans are currently eighth in the Bundesliga, four points behind Eintracht Frankfurt, sixth, a place synonymous with qualification for the Europa Conference League.
Above all, they remain in four games without a victory and will certainly want to have a good European run to succeed in their season and make their public dream.
The start of this Fribourg-Lens will be given on Thursday February 22 at 6:45 p.m. on RMC Sport Live 3.