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Pogon Szczecin

04-06 23:30

0 - 2

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Legia Warszawa

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End 0-2

97′

D.Keramitsis

95′

L. Koutris

93′

E. Krasniqi

M.Rajovic

86′

A.Jędrzejczyk

R. Pankov

86′

A. Reca

P. Kun

84′

J. Czapliński

K.Grosicki

73′

M.Agger

S.Greenwood

73′

K.Urbański

60′

K.Urbański

V. Bicachcjan

58′

F.Cuic

K.Acosta

46′

0-2

M.Rajovic

Assist: R.Adamski

45′

N.Lawa

K. Angielski

45′

L. Koutris

B. Mendy

Halftime 0-1

32′

0-1

M.Rajovic

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Match Info

Legia Warszawa claimed a crucial 2-0 away victory over Pogon Szczecin in a top-of-the-table PKO Bank Polski Ekstraklasa clash at the Stadion Florian Krygier on April 6, 2026. This result significantly boosts Legia's title ambitions while dealing a major blow to Pogon's own championship hopes. The match process was defined by Legia's efficiency and defensive solidity, as they absorbed early pressure from the hosts before striking decisively. The opening goal came against the run of play midway through the first half, a clinical counter-attack finished calmly by the Legia striker. The key moment and decisive goal arrived early in the second half, a powerful header from a corner that doubled the lead and silenced the home crowd. The focus points were Legia's experienced backline, which handled Pogon's attacking threats admirably, and a standout performance from their goalkeeper, who made several vital saves to preserve the clean sheet. The table impact is massive; Legia Warszawa closes the gap at the summit or potentially goes top, while Pogon Szczecin drops precious points in the title race. Post-match, the Legia manager would have praised his team's tactical discipline and big-game mentality, while the Pogon coach lamented his side's inability to convert possession and chances into goals. The starting XIs featured both teams' strongest available lineups, but it was Legia's veterans who delivered a mature and title-worthy performance on the road.