Leicester v PSV live stream, BT Sport, Thursday 7 April, 8pm BST
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Leicester City’s quest for European silverware continues with the visit of PSV in the first leg of their Europa Conference League quarter-final on Thursday.
The Foxes have had a disappointing Premier League campaign and currently sit ninth, 14 points outside the top six, so winning this competition appears to be their best route to European qualification for next season.
Brendan Rodgers’ side, who dropped into this competition after finishing third in their Europa League group, knocked out Randers and Rennes to reach this stage.
Should they get past PSV, a semi-final clash against Bodo/Glimt or Roma awaits.
The Dutch side will provide a stern challenge, as they head into Thursday’s clash in fine form.
Roger Schmidt’s side are unbeaten in 13 games in all competitions, a run stretching back to 5 February.
Like Leicester, the Eredivisie side dropped down from the Europa League, and they eliminated Maccabi Tel Aviv and FC Copenhagen in the previous knockout rounds.
PSV have scored a remarkable 17 goals in their last five games and warmed up for their trip to the King Power with a six-goal thriller against Twente.
Schmidt’s side were 3-0 down by the 25th minute, but produced a spectacular comeback as Olivier Boscagli scored a 90th-minute equaliser to make it 3-3.
They are still firmly in the race for the Dutch title and currently sit second in the Eredivisie standings, four points behind Ajax.
Kick-off is at 8pm GMT and the game is being shown live on BT Sport 3 in the UK.
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