3 – 1
“Abdoul Tapsoba opened the scoring to give Radomiak the lead against the run of play. Despite Lechia dominating possession and territory, Radomiak struck on the counter to make it 1-0.”
Pivotal“Tapsoba struck again in first-half stoppage time to double Radomiak's lead to 2-0, punishing Lechia's numerical disadvantage just before the break and effectively ending the contest.”
Pivotal“Tapsoba completed a stunning hat-trick within three minutes of the second half starting, making it 3-0 and completely extinguishing any hope of a Lechia comeback.”
Pivotal“Tomas Bobcek converted a penalty to pull one back for Lechia at 3-1, providing a late consolation for the visitors but doing nothing to change the outcome.”
Outstanding performance

Radomiak Radom pulled off a remarkable counter-punching performance at home, defying the statistics almost entirely to beat Lechia Gdańsk 3-1 through the clinical brilliance of Abdoul Tapsoba. Lechia dominated every measurable category — 67 percent possession, 27 shots, 87 dangerous attacks and four big chances created — yet were made to pay for their defensive fragility at decisive moments. Tapsoba broke the deadlock in the 26th minute, and when Jérémy Blasco was dismissed for a professional foul in the 36th minute, Lechia's numerical disadvantage was brutally exploited: Tapsoba added a second on the stroke of half-time before completing his hat-trick within three minutes of the restart, leaving Gdańsk in ruins at 3-0. Tomas Bobcek's penalty in the 66th minute gave Lechia a consolation but this result, coming from a side who managed just 33 percent possession and were outshot by a wide margin, underlines how ruthlessly Radomiak capitalised on every opportunity presented to them, with goalkeeper making six saves to help preserve the clean sheet until late.
How entertaining was this match?
Radomiak Radom host Lechia Gdańsk on Monday evening in a tightly contested Ekstraklasa mid-table battle, with just two points separating the sides. The hosts carry momentum and a revenge mindset after their November win in Gdańsk, while a depleted Lechia side — missing suspended Kacper Sezonienko — must respond or risk being dragged further into uncomfortable territory.