Lech Poznan, the reigning champions of Poland, are currently engaged in a logistical race to arrive in the Faroe Islands for their upcoming Europa League fixture. The team holds a 1-0 aggregate lead following a victory in the first leg, secured by a late goal from Ivorian striker Yannick Agnero. However, their preparations for the return match, slated for Thursday at 6:30 p.m. local time, have been severely disrupted by adverse weather conditions.

For two consecutive days, the team has attempted to land at Vágar, the only airport serving the Faroe Islands. Heavy fog has rendered the airport inaccessible, preventing the squad from completing their journey. While the match remains on the schedule, the inability of the traveling team to reach the destination has created significant uncertainty regarding whether the game can proceed as planned. UEFA officials have not yet issued a formal statement regarding a potential postponement or rescheduling, as the club continues to monitor weather reports for a window of opportunity to land safely.