A week after securing a dramatic late equalizer at Stockhorn Arena, Dinamo Zagreb will host Thun at Stadion Maksimir on Tuesday, looking to progress from the second qualifying round of the Champions League. The first leg appeared to be slipping away from Dinamo until Miha Zajc managed to find an equalizer in the 86th minute, keeping Thun's impressive five-month unbeaten streak intact. The Croatian champions visited the home of last season's first-time top-flight winners, hoping to maintain their own unbeaten run. However, their plans were initially disrupted when Mario Kovacevic's side conceded a goal to Brighton Labeau in the 20th minute. Just as the away fans braced for the possibility of a first loss in any competition since February, Zajc's late goal salvaged a draw with just four minutes left in regulation time. As a result, Dinamo has now gone 19 matches without defeat across all competitions and aims to push that streak to 20. The enthusiastic crowd at Stadion Maksimir will be eager to prevent only the team's second home loss of 2026, with their last defeat occurring five months ago against Genk. Notably, Dinamo's previous two home defeats in Zagreb were both 3-1 losses in continental competitions to Real Betis in December 2025 and Genk in February this year. Thun hopes to become the second team in 2026 and the third in the last seven months to claim a victory at Stadion Maksimir, despite facing their own challenges. After leading the Bernese Oberland club to their first top-flight title last season, Mauro Lustrinelli has stepped down, and the Swiss champions are now under the management of Gian-Luca Privitelli.