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Peja have no business being in Champions League or any other European competitions. The fact they are only in spot 6 in the Kosovo championship proves it. Drenica beat them in three sets, the Albanian Student 3-1. That say s it all. The Swiss team, on the other hand, even though this is their debut, has a few internationals. Amriswil are on a good rhythm, they won all 5 games and dropped just one set. They played Chenois at 128, and have 142 against main competitions for the title Nafels. They also beat them without dropping a set in Supercup. They have 129 with Einsiedeln. The only exception is the TSJ Jona game (163). Still, looking at sets they won against Jona, we see it's trashing (25-12, 25-13 and 25-17) or 117 points. Peja cannot be compared with any of those teams. For comparison's sake, there are results Drenica had with Karava from Cyprus last season. It was 129 points in Kosovo, 131 in Cyprus. Drenica are better than Peja and Karava one level below Amriswil. The Swiss coach is a Serbian expect Ratko Pavlicevic. There is another one of his compatriots (Ljubicic) and given the political situation, there will be a lot of motivation. The difference in quality between these teams is huge, the Swiss have two Canadians with World League experience on the team and two players with over 100 games in French Ligue A. They also have 3 Swiss internationals. I think they will be very motivated in their debut in Champions League. In that case, Peja should be limited to 15 or less points in all three sets.