Match summary
Rakow Czestochowa took a 4-2 win at Legia Warsaw. Rakow Czestochowa led 1-0 at half-time.
In the first half, Patryk Makuch put Rakow Czestochowa ahead in the 21st minute. In the second half, Kacper Chodyna equalised in the 56th minute, Erick Otieno put Rakow Czestochowa back in front in the 58th minute, Oliwier Kwiatkowski made it 1-3 in the 61st minute, Vahan Bichakhchyan pulled one back to make it 2-3 in the 63rd minute, and Kwiatkowski made it 2-4 in the 72nd minute.
The chances backed that up: Rakow Czestochowa created 2.65 expected goals (xG) from 15 shots to Legia Warsaw's 0.87 from 14.
Legia Warsaw dominated the territory and possession in their Polish Ekstraklasa fixture against Rakow Czestochowa, controlling 58 percent of the ball and completing 521 passes with an accuracy of 86.9 percent. Despite registering 14 shots compared to the visitors 15, and edging the dangerous attacks count 41 to 32, Legia struggled to convert their pressure into goals. Rakow Czestochowa were far more clinical, turning 7 shots on target into 4 goals from an expected goals tally of 2.65, whereas Legia managed only 2-4 despite finishing with 4 shots on target and an expected goals figure of 0.87.
The visitors opened the scoring in the first half when Patryk Makuch netted with a right foot shot in the 21st minute. Following a substitution that brought Oliwier Kwiatkowski onto the pitch, the second half saw a flurry of 5 goals. Kacper Chodyna equalised with a right foot shot in the 56th minute, before Erick Otieno restored the visitors lead. Kwiatkowski extended the advantage in the 61st minute, Vahan Bichakhchyan responded for the hosts, and a VAR review upheld a moment involving Robert Deziel Jr. Finally, Kwiatkowski secured the victory with a 72nd minute right foot shot.