Radomiak Radom vs Motor Lublin 2-3

Motor Lublin came from behind to win 3-2 at Radomiak Radom, with Christopher Simon striking three minutes into stoppage time to settle it. Radomiak had led at the break and lost control after the interval.

Filip Koperski opened the scoring in the 24th minute, turning in Jan Grzesik’s assist to make it 1-0. Motor went in trailing after that first-half goal, with the visitors already on three bookings by then.

Motor levelled in the 53rd minute when Mbaye Jacques Ndiaye finished from Makan Aiko for 1-1, but Aiko went off in the 61st minute as part of Motor’s two changes in that window. Karol Czubak then put them ahead from the penalty spot on 70 minutes to make it 2-1. Radomiak reacted with changes of their own, and one of them paid off when Ibrahima Camará, on in the 73rd minute, set up Steve Kingue for the equaliser on 80 minutes. Motor had the last word, though, as Simon made it 3-2 in the 90+2th minute.

The numbers backed Motor’s win. They had 55% possession, 425 passes to Radomiak’s 361, 22 shots to 6 and 11 on target to 2, as well as 2.58 expected goals to 0.9. Motor also had five corners to three and forced Radomiak goalkeeper action seven times, while Radomiak finished with 14 fouls to Motor’s 16.

Discipline was busy on both sides. Christopher Simon, Kamil Lukoszek, Bartosz Bereszyński and Makan Aiko were booked for Motor before half-time, Christos Donis saw yellow for Radomiak in the 33rd minute, and Lucas Lima Linhares was booked on 84 minutes. Marek Kristian Bartos was also booked on 86 minutes.