3 – 1
“Darko Churlinov breaks the deadlock to give Pogoń Szczecin the lead, settling any early nerves and putting the home side in control.”
Pivotal“Attila Szalai heads home from a Linus Wahlqvist assist to double Pogoń's lead just before half-time, following a period of Szczecin pressure that included a blocked Karol Czubak header.”
Pivotal“Makan Aïko pulls one back for Motor Lublin in the dying moments to make it 2-1, briefly raising hope of a dramatic comeback after sustained late pressure including blocked shots from Aïko himself and Filip Cuic.”
Outstanding performance

Pogoń Szczecin were the more ruthless side despite finishing with less of the ball, converting their big chances when it mattered while Motor Lublin struggled to translate their territorial dominance into goals until it was too late. Darko Churlinov opened the scoring in the 17th minute and Attila Szalai added a second just before the break via a Linus Wahlqvist assist, giving the hosts a commanding cushion that proved decisive. The statistics tell an interesting story — Motor had 56% possession, more shots (16 to 15), and more dangerous attacks (57 to 51), yet Pogoń created four big chances to Motor's one, underlining just how clinical the home side were in converting opportunity to goals. The closing stages produced a frantic finale as Motor substitute Makan Aïko pulled one back in the 90th minute, only for Pogoń substitute Kellyn Acosta to immediately restore the two-goal advantage moments later, sealing a result that keeps Szczecin firmly in the mix for a top-half finish while Motor's title ambitions take an early dent.
How entertaining was this match?
Pogoń Szczecin welcome Motor Lublin to a sold-out Stadion Miejski im. Floriana Krygiera on Saturday evening, with nearly 18,500 fans expected to pack the stands for this early-season Ekstraklasa clash. The hosts carry momentum from a winning start while Motor Lublin desperately seek their first league victory of the campaign.