3 – 1
“Zagłębie stun the hosts inside four minutes when Filip Kocaba converts from a corner to make it 1-0, silencing the home crowd in Warsaw.”
Pivotal“Lukasz Zjawinski pulls Legia level, restoring parity after the hosts had absorbed the early shock and begun to assert their natural dominance in possession.”
Pivotal“Rúben Vinagre puts Legia ahead for the first time, capitalising on fresh legs brought on by the double substitution at 69 minutes to break Zagłębie's resistance and tilt the match decisively.”
Pivotal“Substitute Rafał Adamski rounds off the scoring in stoppage time, completing a comfortable home win and putting the result beyond any doubt.”
Legia Warszawa recovered from a fourth-minute sucker punch to assert their class emphatically, eventually running out 3-1 winners and reinforcing their title credentials with a performance built on sustained territorial dominance. Filip Kocaba capitalised on a corner to hand Zagłębie a stunning early lead, but Legia's 62 percent possession and 22 shots told the story of a side that never truly panicked. Lukasz Zjawinski restored parity before the half-hour, and after a period of sustained Legia pressure — illustrated by Bartosz Kapustka and Rúben Vinagre both testing the keeper before the break — the Portuguese wing-back Vinagre struck just past the hour to put the hosts ahead for the first time. Substitute Rafał Adamski wrapped up the points in stoppage time, condemning Zagłębie, who managed only two shots on target all evening, to a defeat that will do little to ease any relegation anxieties heading into the new campaign.
Outstanding performance

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Legia Warszawa open their home account in front of a sold-out Łazienkowska fortress when Zagłębie Lubin come to town riding their own winning start. Both sides arrive on three points, but history and home advantage tilt firmly toward the hosts in what promises to be a tight, tactical contest.