Monaco and Trabzonspor seek third consecutive wins in the Conference League league phase, while Ajax and Brighton face away tests. UEFA's round-three briefing identifies eight teams with maximum points after two matches.
The programme takes place on the evening of 5 November in Europe, becoming the early hours of 6 November in Vietnam.
Attacking output meets a new challenge
Trabzonspor face Freiburg with Djú Franculino on three goals and Mohamed Salah contributing two goals and two assists. Freiburg need a response after losing 3-0 to Monaco.
Paris Brunner, Lamine Camara and Ansu Fati supplied Monaco's goals in that game. Their next opponents, Nordsjælland, have drawn both opening fixtures, including a meeting with CSKA Sofia.
Ajax recovered from an opening defeat by beating Atalanta and now visit winless Midtjylland. Getafe, having conceded five against Lugano, meet Brighton after the English side's goalless draw with Jablonec.
A debutant's strong opening
Sint-Truidense are making their first appearance in a UEFA group stage or league phase, but have won both matches without conceding. UEFA lists them among only two teams yet to allow a goal, ahead of their game against Brann.
Panathinaikos forward Cyriel Dessers has 13 Conference League goals, level with Mikael Ishak at the top of the competition's historical scoring list. CSKA Sofia provide his next opportunity.
Trabzonspor–Freiburg and Midtjylland–Ajax start at 00:45 Vietnam time on 6 November. Monaco–Nordsjælland and Getafe–Brighton follow at 03:00, when the next results will reshape the leading group.
