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RC Lens return to Bollaert and their home supporters aiming to build on their strong start in the Champions League. Sporting also come into the match after winning on the opening matchday, setting up a meeting between two teams looking to maintain their European momentum. The game is scheduled for Tuesday, 13 October at the Bollaert stadium, with kick-off at 18:45.
In their most recent Champions League outing, the Sang et Or came from behind to beat Slavia Prague 3-2. That result will encourage Lens ahead of the visit of an ambitious Portuguese opponent. To make Bollaert a decisive advantage, Lens will once again have to raise their level.
The stands will also play a part: UEFA has authorised Racing to keep its popular stands standing. The decision will allow 11,000 supporters to get behind their team at Bollaert.
The meeting between Racing Club de Lens and Sporting is set to kick off at 18:45 on Tuesday, 13 October.
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