St Johnstone welcome LASK Linz to McDiarmind Park for the second leg of their UEFA Europa Conference League playoff tie on Thursday.Neither side could be separated in a 1-1 draw in the first leg last week with goals from Chris Kane and Mamoudou Karamoko ensuring that the second leg is still open.The hosts followed up the draw with a 1-0 defeat to Dundee United on home turf in the Scottish Premiership. Peter Pawlett scored the match-winner on the hour mark.LASK were held to another 1-1 draw on home turf, this time against Hartberg in an Austrian Bundesliga game on Sunday. Matija Horvat and Florian Flecker scored in the space of nine second-half minutes to ensure the spoils were shared.🍻🍾 | There is still limited space available in our hospitality suites for Thursday night’s game against LASK.Contact jamescowell@perthsaints.co.uk and make sure you are there to witness history in style in either our Executive Suite for £180 or our Centenary for £90.#SJFC— St. Johnstone FC (@StJohnstone) August 25, 2021Both sides will give their all in their second-leg clash, with a place in the group stage of the maiden edition of the UEFA Europa Conference League on offer.St Johnstone vs LASK Head-to-HeadLast week's draw was the first continental meeting between the sides and the stalemate leaves it all to play for in the return fixture.The hosts have shown a penchant for draws this season, with five of their seven competitive games this season ending in a draw after regular time. LASK have drawn three of their last five fixtures in all competitions.St Johnstone form guide (all competitions): L-D-W-L-WLASK form guide (all competitions): D-D-L-W-DSt Johnstone vs LASK Team NewsSt JohnstoneCraig Bryson is the only injury concern with a knock. David Wotherspoon has returned to training after being in quarantine due to COVID-19 protocols.Injury: Craig BrysonSuspension: NoneLASKAndreas Gruber has been ruled out until October with an ACL injury. Lukas Grgic is a new injury concern for the Linz outfit with a shoulder problem.Philipp Wiesinger (adductor), Tobias Lawal (knee) and Christoph Monschein (torn muscle) have also been sidelined with injury concerns.Injuries: Andreas Gruber, Lukas Grgic, Philipp Wiesinger, Tobias Lawal, Christoph MonscheinSuspension: NoneSt Johnstone vs LASK PredictionSt Johnstone Predicted XI (3-5-2): Zander Clark (GK); Jamie McCart, Liam Gordon, Jason Kerr; Callum Booth, Glenn Middleton, Murray Davidson, Alistair McCann, Shaun Rooney; Chris Kane, Michael O'HalloranLASK Predicted XI (3-4-3): Alexander Schlager (GK); Petar Filipovic, Andres Andrade, Jan Boller; Rene Renner, Peter Michorl, Hyun-Seok Hong, Florian Flecker; Thomas Goiginger, Mamoudou Karamoko, Husein BalicHeim-Remis gegen Hartberg⚽️ 👉 https://t.co/NLomHh3gyv #ASKHTB pic.twitter.com/Tlpo4QlebQ— LASK (@LASK_Official) August 22, 2021St Johnstone vs LASK PredictionThere is little to choose from between the two sides and their high penchant for draws in recent weeks points to another share of the spoils on Thursday.The hosts are more compact than LASK but they could each find the back of the net in a low-scoring draw.Prediction: St Johnstone 1-1 LASK (LASK to progress on penalties)Also See: Fabrizio Romano's Transfer Roundup: Arsenal transfer news, Update on Harry Kane's future and more