“Allahyar Sayyadmanesh capitalizes on a second corner in quick succession to give Lech Poznań the lead.”
Pivotal“Erik Prekop, on since the break, converts from close range after Kacper Urbanski's shot is blocked and the resulting corner falls kindly.”
Pivotal“Prekop completes his brace, turning home a cross from Erik Janza just minutes after his equalizer to hand Górnik the lead for the first time.”
PivotalOutstanding performance

Lech Poznań looked in control for long stretches after Allahyar Sayyadmanesh's 36th-minute goal, but Górnik Zabrze's dominant underlying numbers - more shots, more shots on target, and 60 dangerous attacks to Lech's 42 - eventually told the story. The hosts made their move after the hour mark, throwing on fresh legs including Erik Prekop, who transformed the match with two goals in a four-minute burst either side of the 80th minute. Prekop's first came off a blocked Kacper Urbanski effort and resulting corner, and his second arrived after his own initial shot was blocked, showing the persistence that defined Górnik's second-half push. For Lech, it's a damaging result on the road that will sting given their control of the first half, while Górnik's comeback provides real momentum given their struggles in the table this season.
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Third-placed Górnik Zabrze welcome league leaders Lech Poznań in a genuine early-season title clash, with just one point separating the sides. Both teams arrive in red-hot form, making this Ekstraklasa round 8 fixture one of the season's biggest tests so far.