2 – 3
“Marko Bulat breaks the deadlock for Raków after Patryk Makuch had twice come close with headers, giving the dominant hosts a deserved lead right before the break.”
“Michał Nalepa levels the score for Zagłębie, assisted by Roman Yakuba, dragging the visitors back into a match they had barely had a foothold in.”
Pivotal“With Raków down to ten men, Marcel Regula punishes them almost immediately, firing in to put Zagłębie ahead for the first time in the match.”
Pivotal“A chaotic finish sees Patryk Makuch convert a stoppage-time penalty, but it is not enough as five separate yellow cards for dissent and fouls flood the final minute amid furious protests.”
PivotalOutstanding performance

Raków controlled this match from start to finish statistically - 66% possession, 21 shots to 8, and a dominance rating of 73 to 38 - but none of that mattered as Zagłębie Lubin ground out a stunning away win. The hosts took a deserved lead through Marko Bulat right before halftime after a string of missed chances from Patryk Makuch, but Zagłębie hit back through Michał Nalepa on 70 minutes despite being second-best for long stretches. The game turned decisively when Fran Tudor was sent off for a second yellow in the 84th minute, and remarkably it was the ten-man visitors who capitalized, with Marcel Regula striking in the 87th to make it 2-3... wait, actually Raków led 1-0 before Zagłębie equalized twice more. Despite firing off 21 shots to Zagłębie's 8, Raków were made to pay for their profligacy in front of goal, with the visitors' clinical edge - and a chaotic stoppage time featuring six yellow cards in a single minute - sealing an unlikely three points for the away side.
How entertaining was this match?
Fresh off snapping a six-match losing streak, rock-bottom Raków host a steady Zagłębie side looking to build on their solid early-season form. With Raków's new boss Tomasz Kaczmarek just settling in and Zagłębie unbeaten in their last two, this Ekstraklasa clash carries plenty of intrigue despite the gulf in the table.