Motor Lublin vs Slask Wroclaw 3-2

Motor Lublin came from behind to beat Slask Wroclaw 3-2, with Yacine Bourhane’s penalty in the 90+2nd minute settling a game that swung back and forth after the break. Slask led twice, but Motor levelled each time and edged ahead at the end.

Przemyslaw Banaszak opened the scoring in the 11th minute, finishing Piotr Samiec-Talar’s assist to put Slask 1-0 up. The visitors went into the break ahead after a first half that also brought a 45th-minute substitution, with Luka Marjanac replaced by Malaly Dembele.

Motor were handed a VAR check in the 47th minute when Makan Aiko was involved, and Karol Czubak missed the resulting penalty on 50 minutes. Aiko then equalised on 61 minutes from Yacine Bourhane’s pass, before Dembele, who had come on in the 45th minute, restored Slask’s lead on 66 minutes from Samiec-Talar’s assist. Christopher Simon made it 2-2 on 77 minutes, and after Slask made two changes in the 85th minute, Motor won another VAR review on 88 minutes before Bourhane converted the decisive penalty three minutes into stoppage time. Motor also made three second-half changes, while Slask finished with a late pair of substitutions of their own.

The numbers backed Motor’s pressure. They had 66% of the ball, 477 passes to Slask’s 253 and 29 shots to 6, with 11 on target compared with 3. Motor also led xG 4.08 to 0.68, won 10 corners to 1 and had 1 save against Slask’s 8, while Slask fouled 18 times to Motor’s 11.

Przemyslaw Banaszak was booked in the 64th minute, Mbaye Jacques Ndiaye in the 73rd, Marc Llinares in the 87th, Karol Niemczycki in stoppage time and Karol Czubak in the 90+10th minute. There were no red cards.