Barycz Sulow 4–3 Slask Wroclaw II
International Club Friendly
18 July 2026, 16:30

Barycz Sulow edged Slask Wroclaw II in a seven‑goal thriller played under sunny skies. The friendly provided plenty of entertainment as both sides rotated their squads and tested new tactical approaches. The Polish hosts emerged 4‑3 winners, showcasing their attacking depth in a match that swung one way then the other.

Match Story

Barycz started brightly and raced into a 2‑0 lead within the first 20 minutes. Slask Wroclaw II responded strongly, pulling one back before half‑time. The second half saw three more goals in a frantic 15‑minute spell. Slask equalised, only for Barycz to regain the lead, then Slask again found an equaliser. The winning goal came in the 83rd minute when a substitute forward latched onto a through‑ball and slotted home.

What the Managers Said

Barycz’s coach praised his team’s character: “We had to dig deep after they came back twice. That resilience is what we’re building this pre‑season.” Slask’s manager, while disappointed with the result, highlighted the fitness benefits: “We gave minutes to many players, and the intensity was good. It’s a lesson in game management.”

Pre‑Season Context

For Barycz Sulow, this friendly continues a promising pre‑season campaign. Slask Wroclaw II, the reserve side of the Ekstraklasa club, are using these matches to blood young talent. The high‑scoring nature of the contest suggests both teams are focusing on attack ahead of their respective league starts.