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Jagiellonia Białystok will welcome Cercle Brugge to the Bialystok City Stadium on March 6th in what promises to be an intriguing UEFA Conference League knockout clash. The Polish side has been nothing short of spectacular on home turf lately, with a remarkable 83% win rate in their last six home matches. They've been banging in goals for fun too - 15 scored while conceding just twice. Pretty impressive, right?Cercle Brugge, meanwhile, hasn't exactly been setting the world on fire on their travels. The Belgian outfit has managed just one win in their last five away matches, drawing three and losing one. That's a modest 20% win rate away from home comfort. Their overall form isn't terrible though - three wins, six draws, and just one defeat in their last ten. They're tough to beat, but not exactly prolific in front of goal with just nine scored in that stretch.

Jagiellonia has been on fire lately. Their last few home games? A 1-0 win against GKS Katowice, a comfortable 3-0 victory over Motor, and a thumping 5-0 demolition of Radomiak. They've also proven their European credentials with an impressive 3-1 away win against TSC in the Conference League.Cercle Brugge hasn't been quite as convincing. Sure, they grabbed a solid 1-0 away win against Dender back in January. They've also secured a couple of narrow 1-0 home victories against Mechelen and OH Leuven. But their recent form has been characterized more by draws than decisive victories. Can they find their scoring touch in Poland?

Adrian Siemieniec has Jagiellonia playing with confidence and attacking verve. His team has scored 22 goals in their last 10 matches while conceding just 10. The home crowd will expect nothing less than an aggressive approach from the opening whistle.Visiting manager Ferdinand Feldhofer faces a tough challenge. His Cercle Brugge side has been defensively solid but somewhat goal-shy, netting just 9 times in their last 10 outings. Feldhofer will likely set up to frustrate the hosts and look to counter when opportunities arise.Interestingly, Cercle has shown they can snatch late results - they grabbed a point with a late equalizer against KV Kortrijk in February. This resilience could prove crucial in a knockout European tie.

The atmosphere at Bialystok City Stadium should be electric. European nights have a special feel, don't they? The locals will pack the stands expecting their team to continue their impressive home form.Jagiellonia has been starting matches as favorites (80% of their last 10) and living up to that billing more often than not. Cercle, meanwhile, has struggled to deliver when expected to win, upholding their favorite status in just 33% of matches where they were tipped to succeed.The pre-match probabilities give Jagiellonia a 45.7% chance of victory compared to Cercle's 26.8%, with a draw at 27.5%. But as we all know, European knockout football often throws the form book out the window. Will home advantage prove decisive? Or can the Belgian visitors spring a surprise? We'll find out when the teams take to the field on March 6th.

Spanish viewers can watch on M+ Liga de Campeones 8. Polsat Sport Premium 2, Polsat Sport 1, and Polsat Box Go are options in Poland. Arena Sport 3 SRB broadcasts in North Macedonia, Serbia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, and Montenegro. Irish and UK viewers can use discovery+ App and Discovery+. Belgians have Tipik, Play6, and Play Sports 1. Arena Sport 8 HR airs the match in Croatia. In Norway it's Viaplay. DAZN Eleven 5 Portugal carries the game in Portugal. Elisa Viihde Sport covers Finland. Russians can watch on Okko Sport. Austrians can tune into Sky Sport Austria 7. In Brazil and Argentina, there are no listed TV stations. Disney+ Chile is available in Chile. Indians don't have a listed station for the game.