Despite defeat in Norway, Red Star's lineup should be similar to that which started the first leg, with Uros Spajic skippering the side from centre-back and Senegalese striker Cherif Ndiaye leading the line up front.

The latter should be supported by Peter Olayinka, but either Bruno Duarte or recent signing Felicio Milson may find themselves promoted from the bench as Vladan Milojevic seeks more attacking impetus on home turf.

Elsewhere, South Korean duo Seol Young-woo and Hwang In-beom are set to retain their places at full-back and in central midfield respectively.

Bodo/Glimt are again without several absentees, including Nino Zugelj, Gaute Vetti, Brice Wembangomo and Norway defender Omar Elabdellaoui.

After being restricted to substitute roles at the weekend - when both came off the bench to score - Kasper Hogh and former AC Milan winger Jens Petter Hauge should be reunited in the final third.

Meanwhile, captain Patrick Berg - who has found the net regularly in this year's Eliteserien - runs Glimt's engine room.

Red Star Belgrade possible starting lineup:

Ilic; Mimovic, Djiga, Spajic, Seol; Elsnik, Hwang; Milson, Ivanic, Olayinka; Ndiaye

Bodo/Glimt possible starting lineup:

Haikin; Sjovold, Bjortuft, Gundersen, Bjorkan; Fet, Berg, Evjen; Hauge, Hogh, Maatta