PKO Bank Polski Ekstraklasa Round 26: Jagiellonia Bialystok 1-2 Piast Gliwice. The match kicked off at 21:45 local time at the Stadion Miejski in Bialystok. Piast Gliwice secured a vital away victory in a tense encounter, coming from behind to snatch all three points with a late winner. The result is a significant boost for Gliwice's European qualification hopes while dealing a blow to Jagiellonia's own ambitions near the top of the table. The home side started brightly and took a deserved lead midway through the first half, capitalizing on sustained pressure. Piast, however, showed their resilience and tactical discipline, equalizing just before the hour mark from a well-worked set-piece. The match looked destined for a draw until a moment of individual brilliance from a Piast forward in the 88th minute, who cut inside from the left and fired a low shot into the far corner to seal the comeback. The key focus point was Piast's defensive solidity after conceding, which allowed them to grow back into the game. The late winner sparked wild celebrations from the traveling supporters. This result sees Piast climb into the top six, while Jagiellonia remains in the chasing pack, their title challenge now facing a serious setback. Piast's manager praised his team's character, stating, "To come here and win shows our mentality." The Jagiellonia coach lamented, "We controlled large parts but switched off at critical moments." The starting XI for Jagiellonia featured the likes of Pospisil in goal, while Piast lined up with Plach in midfield.