“Jan Grzesik put Radomiak in front with an early goal that silenced the visiting support and set up what appeared to be a difficult afternoon for Lech Poznań.”
“Mikael Ishak equalised for Lech Poznań just minutes after Maurides Roque Junior had come on as a substitute, with Leo Bengtsson and Patrik Wålemark both going close in the build-up before Ishak found the net to restore parity.”
Pivotal“Luis Palma gave Lech Poznań the lead for the first time in the match, completing a stunning turnaround in which the visitors had gone from a goal down to a goal up in the space of just 14 minutes.”
Pivotal“Patrik Wålemark put the game beyond doubt with Lech's third goal just after the hour mark, ending any faint Radomiak hopes of a second-half revival and sealing a comfortable away win.”
Pivotal
Radomiak Radom
Lech Poznań
Outstanding performance
Lech Poznań•AttackerLech Poznań showed the composure of genuine title contenders as they absorbed an early shock and then dismantled Radomiak Radom with three unanswered goals before half-time had even arrived. Jan Grzesik gave the hosts a dream start with a goal in the eighth minute, but Lech's response was swift and ruthless — Mikael Ishak levelled within eight minutes, and Luis Palma put the visitors in front barely six minutes after that. The turnaround was achieved despite Radomiak enjoying 55% possession and completing more passes on the afternoon, which underlines just how clinical Lech were on the counter: they created three big chances to Radomiak's none, and their five shots on target compared to the hosts' two tells the real story. Patrik Wålemark added a third shortly after the restart to kill the contest, leaving Radomiak — deep in mid-table and spiralling in poor form — to suffer through a tense, card-littered finale, while Lech bank three crucial points in their title push.
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Adam Zabicki is on, and Christos Donis is off.
Roberto Alves is on, and Romario Baro is off.
Mel Yannick Joel Agnero comes on for Mikael Ishak.
Christos DonisYellow CardChristos Donis receives a yellow card.
Salifou Soumah takes a left-footed shot, but it's saved.
Radoslaw Murawski replaces Juan Pablo Rodriguez Guerrero.
Taofeek Ismaheel comes on for Leo Bengtsson.
Maurides Roque Junior attempts a header but misses the target.
Luquinhas takes a right-footed shot but misses.
Daniel Hakans is substituted for Patrik Walemark.
Filip Jagiello comes on for Luis Enrique Palma Oseguera.
Salifou Soumah is on, and Elves Balde is off.
Juan Pablo Rodriguez Guerrero takes a right-footed shot but misses.
Joan Pedro comes on for Vasco Miguel Lopes de Matos.
Patrik WålemarkPatrik Walemark takes a left-footed shot and scores.
Leo Bengtsson takes a right-footed shot, but it's saved.
Steve Kingue's right-footed shot is blocked.
Romario Baro takes a right-footed shot, but it is blocked.
Leo Bengtsson's right-footed shot is blocked.
The first half ends with a score of 1-2.
Elves Balde's right-footed shot is blocked.
Patrik Walemark takes a left-footed shot but misses.
Juan Pablo Rodriguez Guerrero takes a shot with his right foot, but it's saved.
Joel Pereira takes a right-footed shot, but it's blocked.
Luis PalmaLuis Enrique Palma Oseguera takes a shot with his right foot and scores.
Mikael IshakMikael Ishak scores with a header.
assist: Luis Palma
Goal! Mikael Ishak scores, making it 1-1.
Patrik Walemark takes a left-footed shot but misses.
Leo Bengtsson takes a right-footed shot but misses.
Maurides Roque Junior comes on for Leandro.
Jan GrzesikJan Grzesik scores with a right-footed shot.
Ekstraklasa leaders Lech Poznań travel to Radomiak Radom looking to extend their title charge, but the hosts have proven dangerous on home turf all season. With both sides showing mixed recent form, this mid-May clash promises fireworks as Radomiak look to play spoiler against the runaway league leaders.
