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Updated 09:06

Piast finds another way to beat Motor

Piast beats Motor in Lublin 2-0 after a poor Motor performance; tactical errors cost the home side. Piast beats Motor.

Piast beats Motor again, winning 2-0 at Motor Lublin on Saturday. Consequently the visitors left Lublin with three points after two late goals.

Piast beats Motor: match facts and fallout

Motor started well and pressed high. However they created little clear chance early. Consequently both sides traded low-quality attempts until the break. Moreover refereeing erased a late first-half goal for the hosts. In addition the second half turned worse for Motor. Therefore Piast grew into the game and forced two decisive moments.

The first real warning came in the 57th minute when Leandro Sanca tested goalkeeper Gasper Tratnik. However Samuel Ntamack then missed a big chance with a header. Consequently Piast kept probing and in the 71st minute another big chance hit the crossbar. Moreover Tratnik made several smart saves. Then a chaotic corner in the 78th minute decided the match. Juande Rivas tapped in after a scramble. Therefore Piast led and the home team chased an equaliser.

Motor nearly replied with a long-range effort. However Domen Grill saved well and the ball fell loose. Consequently Motor failed to convert the scramble. Moreover Piast punished Motor in stoppage time. Szczepan Mucha finished a loose ball after Paskal Meyer failed to clear. Therefore the game ended 0:2 and the visitors celebrated a valuable away win.

What the result means for both clubs

For Piast the win confirms a recent trend. Two years ago Motor lost heavily at home. Moreover last season the teams drew 0-0. Therefore this result shows Piast can still find a way to win here. In addition coach decisions and substitutions mattered. For Motor the defeat highlights squad depth issues. Consequently coach Misiura will face pressure ahead of the cup match versus Legia on Tuesday.

Attendance reached 9,379 spectators. However the crowd saw too few high-quality moments. In addition the referee, Karol Arys, sparked debate with his calls. Therefore tactical discipline and set-piece defending will become priority topics in the coming days.

💡 GOOD TO KNOW: If you plan to attend matches in Poland, buy tickets from official club sites or trusted vendors. Moreover carry ID at the stadium and follow steward instructions. In Poland you often use a PESEL number for official registrations (PESEL = national ID number). In addition health services operate under NFZ (public health fund) and social insurance is handled by ZUS, which expats should register with if they work here.

Lineups reflected rotation and tired legs. Motor started with Tratnik in goal and used several substitutions. In addition Piast introduced changes that improved their attack. Substitutions such as Ntamack and Sanca influenced the final stages.

Consequently both clubs now look ahead. Motor must regroup quickly for the cup tie. Moreover Piast will take confidence into the midweek fixture list. For expats in Lublin, matchdays offer a vivid local atmosphere. However expect compact stadiums and passionate fans, and please respect local rules and norms.

Motor Lublin – Piast Gliwice 0:2 (0:0). Goals: Rivas 78, Mucha 90+2. Referee: Karol Arys. Attendance: 9,379.

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