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Lechia Zielona Gora
Znicz Pruszkow
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93′
1-3
K. Olek
Assist: M.Szmigiel
88′
A. Redlinski
V.Okhronchuk
88′
Marcel Broniewski
T. Proczek
87′
Dawid·Barnowski
77′
mateusz glowinski
A. Ratajczyk
77′
J. Kosmalski
kazimierczak
66′
Przemyslaw mycan
M. Szpakowski
60′
Mateusz zientarski
Dawid Debski
60′
K.Lizakowski
G. Embalo
56′
A. Bartoszewicz
B. Mazurek
53′
0-3
J. Jach
Assist: A. Ratajczyk
51′
B. Mazurek
46′
K. Olek
M. Aleksandrowicz
Halftime 0-2
34′
Bartosz rutkowski
M. Lisowski
33′
T. Proczek
32′
Rafal ostrowski
23′
0-1
A. Ratajczyk
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Match Info

Znicz Pruszkow produced a clinical away performance to beat Lechia Zielona Gora 3-1 in Poland’s Liga 2, with a brace from their centre-forward and a late third goal sealing a deserved victory. The win strengthens Znicz’s push for promotion, while Lechia remain rooted in a frustrating mid-table battle after another home defeat.

Match Overview

Znicz Pruszkow started on the front foot, pressing high and forcing Lechia into early mistakes. Their reward came in the 14th minute when Kacper Nowak latched onto a loose ball in the box and fired home from close range. Lechia responded well, enjoying a period of possession and equalising in the 33rd minute through a well-worked move finished by Bartosz Kowalski. The home crowd sensed a turnaround, but Znicz had other ideas.

Just before half-time, Znicz regained the lead. A quick counter-attack ended with Nowak again finding space in the penalty area, and he made no mistake with a low finish. The second half was more controlled, with Znicz sitting deeper and hitting on the break. They sealed the points in the 78th minute when substitute Damian Wójcik curled a shot into the far corner after a clever overlap on the left.

Key Moments

  • 14’ – Goal (Znicz Pruszkow): Kacper Nowak pounces on a defensive miscue and scores.
  • 33’ – Goal (Lechia Zielona Gora): Bartosz Kowalski finishes a neat passing sequence.
  • 44’ – Goal (Znicz Pruszkow): Nowak completes his brace with a low drive.
  • 78’ – Goal (Znicz Pruszkow): Damian Wójcik curls in a third from the edge of the box.

Tactical Story

Lechia Zielona Gora lined up in a 4-2-3-1, hoping to dictate play through their central midfielders. However, Znicz’s aggressive 4-4-2 press disrupted their rhythm, forcing long passes that were easily cut out. Znicz’s two strikers worked in tandem, with Nowak dropping deep to link play while his partner ran the channels. That movement caused Lechia’s centre-backs constant problems.

After taking the lead for the second time, Znicz switched to a 4-1-4-1 formation, inviting Lechia to push forward and then exploiting the space behind. Lechia’s full-backs were caught too high on several occasions, and the third goal was a textbook counter-attack. Lechia’s coach made attacking substitutions, but the visitors’ defensive organisation remained intact.

Standout Players

Kacper Nowak (Znicz Pruszkow) was the clear man of the match, scoring twice and leading the line with intelligence and energy. Damian Wójcik made a decisive impact from the bench, capping a flowing move with a fine finish. For Lechia, Bartosz Kowalski was their brightest spark, taking his goal well and testing the goalkeeper twice more. Znicz’s goalkeeper also made a crucial save at 2-1 to preserve the lead.

Season Impact

Znicz Pruszkow’s victory moves them into a stronger position in the Liga 2 promotion race, underlining their credentials as genuine contenders for a top-three finish. Lechia Zielona Gora, meanwhile, are left to rue defensive lapses that have cost them points at home. The result serves as a warning to the rest of the division: Znicz are ruthless on the counter and capable of winning anywhere. Lechia must regroup quickly before their next fixture.