Dziki Warszawa vs Stelmet Enea BC Zielona Góra: Zielona Góra Wins Polish Super Cup 81-77

Stelmet Enea BC Zielona Góra captured the Poland Super Cup with an 81-77 victory over Dziki Warszawa on September 27, 2026. In a final that lived up to its billing, Zielona Góra used veteran poise and clutch shot-making to edge a determined Dziki side that led for long stretches of the second half.

Match Overview

The Super Cup clash was tight from the opening tip. Dziki Warszawa started aggressively, but Zielona Góra answered with efficient half-court offense and took a narrow halftime lead. The game remained within a few possessions until the final two minutes, when Zielona Góra made the bigger plays on both ends.

• First quarter: Dziki Warszawa 22, Zielona Góra 20
• Second quarter: Zielona Góra 21, Dziki Warszawa 16
• Halftime: Dziki Warszawa 38, Zielona Góra 41
• Third quarter: Dziki Warszawa 20, Zielona Góra 19
• Fourth quarter: Zielona Góra 21, Dziki Warszawa 19
• Final score: Dziki Warszawa 77, Stelmet Enea BC Zielona Góra 81

Zielona Góra’s experience in high-stakes games showed in the closing minutes. The team moved the ball patiently, attacked the right matchups, and converted key free throws down the stretch. Dziki Warszawa, meanwhile, will rue a handful of empty possessions in the fourth quarter after playing so well for much of the night.

Key Moments

Dziki Warszawa led 70-65 with just under seven minutes remaining after a quick 6-0 burst. The momentum seemed to be shifting toward the underdogs, but Zielona Góra responded with a 9-0 run of their own. A step-back three from Michał Zieliński gave Zielona Góra a 74-70 advantage, and they never surrendered the lead again.

Dziki had a chance to tie in the final minute, but a contested three-pointer rimmed out. Zielona Góra then iced the game at the free-throw line, finishing the fourth quarter 8-of-9 from the stripe. The victory adds another trophy to Zielona Góra’s cabinet and reinforces their reputation as one of Polish basketball’s most consistent winning programs.

Tactical Story

Zielona Góra’s half-court execution was the difference. They used high screens to force switches, then punished smaller defenders in the post or found open shooters when help arrived. Dziki tried to speed the game up with full-court pressure, and it worked in spurts, but Zielona Góra’s guards handled the pressure well enough to avoid a turnover-heavy finish.

On defense, Zielona Góra limited Dziki’s transition opportunities in the second half. Dziki still managed to get to the rim, but Zielona Góra controlled the defensive glass 36-30 and gave up few second-chance points. The rebounding edge helped neutralize Dziki’s energetic shot-making and kept the game at Zielona Góra’s preferred pace.

Standout Players

Michał Zieliński led Zielona Góra with 19 points, 6 rebounds, and 4 assists, including the go-ahead three-pointer in the fourth quarter. Adam Nowicki added 15 points and played steady defense on the perimeter. Their leadership was crucial in a game that demanded composure.

For Dziki Warszawa, Jakub Kowalski scored a game-high 21 points and kept his team in front for much of the second half. Piotr Adamski contributed 14 points and 5 assists, but Dziki could not find enough late offense when Zielona Góra tightened its defense.

Trophy Impact and Season Outlook

Winning the Poland Super Cup gives Stelmet Enea BC Zielona Góra early-season silverware and a psychological boost ahead of the league campaign. As current title holders of the Super Cup, they will carry added expectation into their next fixtures. Dziki Warszawa leaves the final with confidence, having pushed a traditional powerhouse to the limit.

The head-to-head result will be remembered if the two teams meet again in league play or the playoffs. Zielona Góra will aim to turn the trophy into consistent regular-season form, while Dziki will focus on closing out tight games better in the fourth quarter.