Maccabi Tel-Aviv host HJK Helsinki at Bloomfield Stadium for matchday four of the UEFA Europa Conference League on Thursday.
With seven points from three games, the Israeli outfit are currently leading the race for the last-16 qualification from Group A.
They've also scored the highest number of goals in the competition at this stage with 10, including five against HJK in the reverse fixture last month.
Gavriel Kanichowsky gave them a slender 1-0 lead at the break before running riot in the second period, consolidating their pole position.
HJK, meanwhile, are in third place with three points, having won only once so far - a 4-2 away win at Alashkert on matchday two.
That was also the only game where they've managed to find the back of the net, having drawn a blank in both other clashes.
Another setback on Thursday would virtually end their slim knockout hopes, provided Alashkert pull off a miraculous victory over LASK.
Maccabi Tel-Aviv vs HJK Head-To-Head
Before their clash last month, the sides had met twice in the Champions League second-qualifying round in 2004, which the Israeli outfit won 1-0 on aggregate.
Their encounter last month was a lop-sided affair, with Tel Aviv running away with a huge 5-0 victory in Helsinki.
Maccabi Tel-Aviv Form Guide (all competitions): W-L-W-L-W
HJK Form Guide (all competitions): D-W-W-L-W
Maccabi Tel-Aviv vs HJK Team News
Maccabi Tel-Aviv
Avi Rikan has a calf muscle strain while Maor Kandil is down with a groin injury.
Neither is expected to feature on Thursday.
Sheran Yeini, who missed their clash at the weekend through a suspension, is available for selection again.
Injured: Avi Rikan, Maor Kandil
Suspended: None
Unavailable: None
HJK
Jakob Tannander is still recovering from a finger injury and will hence miss the clash on Thursday.
Unless there are any late casualties, he's set to be the only absentee for now.
Injured: Jakob Tannander
Suspended: None
Unavailable: None
Maccabi Tel-Aviv vs HJK Predicted XI
Maccabi Tel-Aviv (4-3-3): Daniel Peretz; André Geraldes, Shahar Piven, Luis Hernández, Enric Saborit; Eyal Golasa, Dan Glazer, Dan Biton; Brandley Kuwas, Stipe Perica, Gavriel Kanichowsky.
HJK (4-2-3-1): Hugo Keto; Janne Saksela, Miro Tenho, Daniel O'Shaughnessy, Valtteri Moren; Santeri Väänänen, Jair; Riku Riski, Filip Valencic, David Browne; Roope Riski.
Maccabi Tel-Aviv vs HJK Prediction
Maccabi Tel-Aviv have really impressed in the competition so far and would take some stopping here.
HJK were blown away in the first-leg and unless they're able to pull off a miracle, are set for another loss.
Prediction: Maccabi Tel-Aviv 2-0 HJK