#FAROE ISLANDS

"We'll see if the results which we achieved in the friendlies transpose to official, important matches. Almost all my players have experience in the European games. My doubts refer only to two footballers – Adrian Paluchowski and Krzysztof Ostrowski. They didn’t play too much in the league, so we'll see how they're going to cope in a such match" – said Legia's coach, Jan Urban.

Jacek Magiera, Legia's coach assistant, left the training camp in Austria yesterday. He has gone to Faroe Islands to observe second match between B36 Thorshavn and Olimpi Rustawi. One of these clubs, will be Legia's rival next week in UEFA League. Magiera will take notes during match and next he will divide his observation with the rest of team members.

Legia will play the first match in UEFA League next Thursday (in Warsaw). On 23th of July, Legia will play second leg and it will be taken in Tbilisi in Georgia or Thorshavn on Faroe Islands. First match between Olimpi Rustawi (Georgia) and B36 Thorshavn (Faroe Islands) won Olimpi 2-0. Legia don't plan to organize a trip for their fans on away match, even if directors promised that in the past. "We organize charter for our players, but it is too small to take also any fans" - said Legia's spokesman, Michał Kocięba.

In Swiss Nyon there was the first and the second qualifying rounds draw yesterday. Legia begins the rivalry from the second qualifying round. Its opponent will be either Olimpi Rustawi from Georgia or Fótbóltfelagið B 36 from the Faroe Islands. The first match takes place on 16th July in Warsaw. The second one will be played away one week later.