Radomiak Radom - Lech Poznań 2:1

The match against Radomiak began in the worst possible way for the guests. Before 15 minutes had passed, the referee – following video verification – awarded Radomiak a penalty kick as a result of Jesper Karlstrom’s handball. Karol Angielski converted the perfect goal-scoring opportunity into a goal for the hosts.

It took a while for Lech to get back up and before they did, Radomiak beat their defensive line once again. This time Maurides converted a good team effort into a precise shot from a few meters. The second goal made things much harder for the PKO BP Ekstraklasa leaders.

At halftime, coach Skorża made two changes – he sent in Michał Skóraś and Nika Kvekveskiri – but the tactical moves didn’t bring desired results. The young winger did bring in some fresh energy to the team, but his offensive attempts didn’t cause real problems to the hosts. Only around the 75^th minute did Lech get a glimpse of hope as the referee gave them a penalty kick which Mikael Ishak converted into a goal.

However, the team from Poznań was incapable of winning points against the top-division newcomers on Saturday afternoon and therefore had to accept their second loss this season. Still, Lech remains the leader of PKO BP Ekstraklasa. In their last league game of the year, the team from Poznań will face Górnik Zabrze at home.

Radomiak - Lech Poznań 2:1 (2:0)

Goals: Karol Angielski (16. - penalty), Maurides (30.) - Mikael Ishak (77. - penalty)

Radomiak: Filip Majchrowicz - Damian Jakubik, Raphael Rossi, Mateusz Cichocki, Dawid Abramowicz - Leandro (86. Meik Karwot), Michał Kaput, Filipe Nascimento (86. Artur Bogusz), Luis Machado (80. Mario Rondon) - Karol Angielski (92. Dominik Sokół), Maurides (80. Thabo Cele).

Lech Poznań: Filip Bednarek - Alan Czerwiński, Bartosz Salamon, Thomas Rogne, Barry Douglas (86. Joel Pereira) - Adriel Ba Loua (46. Michał Skóraś), Jesper Karlstrom (62. Dani Ramirez), Radosław Murawski (46. Nika Kvekveskiri), Joao Amaral (72. Artur Sobiech), Jakub Kamiński - Mikael Ishak.