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Jagiellonia Bialystok

02-08 00:30

3 - 1

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Motor Lublin

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13′

Afimico Pululu

31′

Mbaye Jacques Ndiaye

44′

Jesús Imaz

44′

Herve Matthys

Halftime 1-1

59′

Samed Bazdar

Alejandro Pozo

59′

Dawid Drachal

Matías Nahuel

67′

Renat Dadaşov

Karol Czubak

68′

Michal Krol

Fabio Ronaldo Costa Conceicao

72′

Samed Bazdar

76′

Jesús Imaz

76′

Jakub Labojko

Sergi Samper

76′

kacper karasek

Ivo Rodrigues

78′

Bright Ede

Herve Matthys

82′

Apostolos Konstantopoulos

norbert wojtuszek

82′

Guilherme Montóia

Bartlomiej Wdowik

85′

Bartosz Mazurek

87′

Leon Maximilian·Flach

Jesús Imaz

92′

Taras Romanczuk

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Match Info

Jagiellonia Bialystok secured a convincing 3-1 home victory over Motor Lublin in a PKO Bank Polski Ekstraklasa fixture played on February 8, 2026. The result at Bialystok City Stadium saw the hosts take control of the match early and maintain their advantage, strengthening their position in the upper half of the Polish top-flight league table. Jagiellonia opened the scoring inside the first twenty minutes, doubling their lead before the half-hour mark to put Motor Lublin on the back foot. The visitors managed to pull a goal back before halftime, offering a glimmer of hope, but any chance of a comeback was extinguished when Jagiellonia netted a decisive third goal midway through the second half. The match was a showcase of Jagiellonia's attacking efficiency, with their forwards consistently troubling the Motor Lublin defense. This win provides a significant boost for Jagiellonia's European qualification ambitions, while Motor Lublin will be disappointed to leave empty-handed from a match where they struggled to gain a sustained foothold. The starting lineups featured Jagiellonia's typical attacking trio causing problems, while Motor Lublin's midfield found it difficult to control the tempo of the game.