“Leandro Sanca heads home from a Samuel Ntamack assist to give Piast an early lead”
Pivotal“Juande Rivas converts from a corner, assisted by Quentin Boisgard, to double Piast's advantage before the break”
Pivotal“Fresh off the bench, Hugo Vallejo finishes off a move started by fellow substitute Maciej Kucharski to complete the rout”
Outstanding performance

Piast Gliwice needed just five minutes to set the tone, with Leandro Sanca heading home from a Samuel Ntamack assist, and Juande Rivas doubled the lead before half-time to effectively settle the contest. Katowice dominated the underlying numbers - 81 dangerous attacks to 49, 21 shots to 11, and eight corners to three - but were consistently let down in the final third, managing only four shots on target all game. Piast's clinical edge was the difference: seven shots on target from just eleven attempts, and a late Hugo Vallejo strike in the 85th minute, assisted by substitute Maciej Kucharski, put an emphatic gloss on the scoreline. For Piast this result cements their push around the European spots, while Katowice's toothless finishing despite territorial control will be a major concern heading into their next fixtures, especially given their sky-high 13 fouls and lack of discipline throughout.
How entertaining was this match?
Piast Gliwice host in-form Katowice in a Silesian derby with plenty riding on it for both sides' momentum. Katowice arrive as the higher-placed side full of confidence, while Piast look to steady their form on home soil in front of their own fans.