Mwepu returns to starting line up having started from the bench in the last game while Daka maintains his place up front as he partners Korea Republic forward Hee-Chan Hwang.
Coach Jesse Marsch has made three changes to the team that started in midweek against Sturm Graz.
Enock Mwepu, André Ramalho, and Mohammed Camara return to the starting line up in place of Majid Ashmeru, Jerome Onguéné, and Karim Adeyemi. Onguéné, Adeyemi, and Ashmeru drop to the bench while Koita who suffered an injury prior to kick off on Wednesday makes his way out of the team to make space for Masaka Okugawa who is returning from an injury.
Here is how we line up against @LASK_eng today … #RBSASK pic.twitter.com/QxMv1XUQqp
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FULL LINE UP:
Austrian goalkeeper Cican Stankovic maintains his place between the sticks with Max Wöber, Albert Vallci, Andreas Ulmer, and André Ramalho completing the back four.
In midfield, Mohammed Camara, Zlatko Junuzovic, the Computer, and Dominik Szoboszlai complete a midfield quartet. Patson Daka and Hwang once again partner up front to lead the attack.
ℹ️ Jesse #Marsch rotiert heute wieder auf drei Positionen: Anstelle von #Onguene, #Ashimeru und #Adeyemi beginnen #Ramalho, #Camara und #Mwepu. #RBSASK pic.twitter.com/x06LoOENFS
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In-form Daka who has so far netted 22 league goals will be hoping to keep his goal scoring spree going having netted in all the three matches since the Austrian Bundesliga returned.
Enock Mwepu on the other hand will be looking to put in another impressive shift in the middle of the park.
Kick-off at the Redbull Arena is pegged at 19:30 Central African Time.
