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“Peter Federico opens the scoring for Górnik Zabrze after a spell of pressure that included a missed shot from Ondrej Zmrzly and a corner that kept the visitors in Radomiak's half.”
Pivotal“Conrado's handball in the box earns him a yellow card and gives Kacper Urbański the chance to double Górnik's lead from the penalty spot — a moment that sent the visitors into half-time in complete control.”
Pivotal“Federico completes a dominant personal and collective performance, scoring his second goal of the afternoon to put Górnik three ahead and end any lingering possibility of a Radomiak comeback.”
PivotalOutstanding performance

Górnik Zabrze were the better side from the opening exchanges, controlling 54% of possession and generating 21 shots to Radomiak's 14, and their superiority translated directly into goals. Federico broke the deadlock on 28 minutes after a spell of sustained pressure following a corner, and Conrado's handball on the stroke of half-time handed Kacper Urbański the opportunity to make it 2-0 from the spot — a moment that effectively ended the contest as a competitive proposition. Radomiak's afternoon was further undermined by a yellow card count that reached five across the second half, with the home side committing 16 fouls to Zabrze's seven, reflecting a side that was chasing shadows rather than dictating play. Federico added a third on 64 minutes to put the result beyond doubt before Rafał Wolski's penalty for Radomiak provided a consolation that the home side's performance barely merited; for Górnik, this is a statement result that reinforces their credentials in the Ekstraklasa top half.
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Radomiak Radom host Górnik Zabrze in an early-season Ekstraklasa clash that carries genuine mid-table weight, with both sides sitting on 3 points after two rounds. The visitors arrive with European momentum from their Ferencváros trip but tired legs, while Radomiak must cope without injured duo Roberto Alves and Elves Baldé.