Motor Lublin
Wisla Plock
Match summary
Motor Lublin came from behind to win 3-2 at home to Wisla Plock, with the winner arriving in stoppage time. Wisla Plock led 2-1 at half-time.
In the first half, Bartosz Bereszyński put Motor Lublin ahead with a header in the 2nd minute, Afonso Silva equalised with a header in the 31st minute, and Olaf Kobacki put Wisla Plock in front in the 33rd minute. In the second half, Mbaye Ndiaye equalised in the 54th minute and Karol Czubak won it in stoppage time.
The chances backed that up: Motor Lublin created 4.57 expected goals (xG) from 27 shots to Wisla Plock's 1.16 from 10. Wisla Plock had a player sent off.
Motor Lublin dominated the Polish Ekstraklasa fixture on matchday 14, registering 60 percent possession and completing 494 passes compared to Wisla Plock's 329. The hosts applied constant pressure with 27 shots, including 7 on target and 11 blocked, alongside 93 attacks and 74 dangerous attacks. Despite accumulating an expected goals total of 4.57 against the visitors' 1.16, Motor Lublin trailed at the interval. Both sides recorded 13 fouls and 4 yellow cards, while Wisla Plock received 1 red card.
The match began with a 2nd minute header from Bartosz Bereszyński to give Motor Lublin the lead. Samuel Akere received a yellow card in the 16th minute before Afonso Silva equalised with a 31st minute header. Olaf Kobacki added a left foot shot in the 33rd minute to put Wisla Plock ahead at half-time, following a yellow card for Yacine Bourhane. Mbaye Ndiaye levelled the score with a left foot shot in the 54th minute. After several substitutions and cautions, Marcus Haglind Sangre was sent off in the 81st minute. Karol Czubak scored the winner with a right foot shot in the 97th minute.
