5 – 1
“Guilherme Luiz fires Radomiak into an early shock lead straight from kick-off, finishing off a Romario Baro assist.”
“Lech respond almost immediately as Pablo Rodríguez equalizes, assisted by Joel Pereira, calming any early panic.”
Pivotal“Patrik Wålemark puts Lech ahead for the first time after a spell of pressure following a corner.”
Pivotal“Allahyar Sayyadmanesh finishes off a period of sustained corner pressure to make it 3-1 before the break, assisted by Mikael Ishak.”
Pivotal“Wålemark grabs his second of the game after Radomiak fail to clear their lines following back-to-back Lech shots on target.”
PivotalOutstanding performance

Lech Poznań survived an early scare, conceding within the first minute, before Pablo Rodríguez's equalizer two minutes later settled the hosts and triggered a one-sided procession. Patrik Wålemark's brace either side of half-time and further strikes from Allahyar Sayyadmanesh and a second Rodríguez goal turned a nervy opening into a rout, with Lech's 63% possession and 8 big chances created dwarfing Radomiak's single big chance all match. The visitors, who looked lively enough to take an early lead through Guilherme Luiz, simply couldn't cope with Lech's territorial dominance (71 to 42) once the hosts found their rhythm. For Radomiak this is a damaging result that will sting in the table, while Lech's ruthless finishing and control will only boost confidence in their title credentials given the stakes flagged pre-match.
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Lech Poznań aim to shake off a tough midweek loss and reassert themselves in the title conversation as they host struggling Radomiak Radom at Enea Stadion. With Lech in fine domestic form and Radomiak languishing near the bottom, this one looks like a home banker on paper.