Wisla Plock squared off with Jagiellonia in the Ekstraklasa of Poland action on September 19. The match concluded with Jagiellonia defeating Wisla Plock 0-1.
The scoreline opened on the 82nd minute when Afimico Pululu converted the penalty, putting Jagiellonia in front and ultimately sealing the victory.
All eyes turn to the pitch as the upcoming match sees Wisla Plock and Jagiellonia renew their battle, 2 years after their previous Ekstraklasa encounter which Jagiellonia won 2-4. Wisla Plock come into this match following a defeat to Arka Gdynia on August 29, looking to bounce back with a stronger performance.
Jagiellonia come into this fixture having played out a draw against Piast Gliwice on September 13, extending their unbeaten streak to eleven matches. Their backline has lacked consistency, having conceded goals in each of their last three away matches.
This Ekstraklasa match offers a platform for Wisla Plock and Jagiellonia’s goal-scorers to step up and leave their mark on the contest. Wisla Plock’s attacking options, under Mariusz Misiura’s guidance, have been bolstered by Lukasz Sekulski, the team’s top scorer, and Jorge Jimenez, both of whom have contributed crucial goals and assists. Sekulski has emerged as Wisla Plock’s leading scorer in Ekstraklasa this season, netting four goals, with Jimenez leading their creative tally in the league with two assists. Wisla Plock’s offense has also been strengthened by Iban Salvador, Wiktor Nowak and Dominik Kun, who have provided crucial contributions in the final third.
Meanwhile, Jagiellonia’s top finisher Jesus Imaz and Afimico Pululu have played important roles in ensuring their attack, carefully orchestrated by Adrian Siemieniec, remains effective. In Ekstraklasa, Imaz has been Jagiellonia’s standout scorer with five goals, while also leading the team in assists, having set up four goals this campaign. Alejandro Pozo, Dimitris Rallis and Dawid Drachal have made their presence felt as well, chipping in with decisive contributions in attack.
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The AI gives an initial outlook on Wisla Plock vs Jagiellonia before the match, then keeps watching the game to update its outlook minute by minute. Based on numbers run before the whistle, AI forecasted that Wisla Plock’s victory had the highest chance, at 42%, while a draw was at 32% and Jagiellonia’s victory was at 26%.
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Wisla Plock kicked off the game with Rafal Leszczynski, Andrias Edmundsson, Marcin Kaminski, Marcus Haglind Sangre, Quentin Lecoeuche who got substituted by Kevin Custovic on the 84th minute, Jorge Jimenez who got substituted by Matchoi Djalo on the 69th minute, Dominik Kun who got substituted by Aleksandre Kalandadze on the 84th minute, Dani Pacheco who got substituted by Tomas Tavares on the 76th minute, Zan Rogelj who got substituted by Krystian Pomorski on the 83rd minute, Wiktor Nowak and Iban Salvador as starters, with Stanislaw Pruszkowski, Filip Zajac, Nemanja Mijuskovic, Aleksandre Kalandadze, Tomas Tavares, Krystian Pomorski, Bojan Nastic, Kevin Custovic, Matchoi Djalo, Fabian Hiszpanski, Deni Juric and Oskar Tomczyk on the bench.
Jagiellonia's starting eleven were Slawomir Abramowicz, Bartlomiej Wdowik, Yuki Kobayashi who got substituted by Bernardo Vital on the 46th minute, Andy Pelmard, Norbert Wojtuszek, Sergio Lozano who got substituted by Taras Romanczuk on the 46th minute, Jesus Imaz, Leon Flach who got substituted by Dawid Drachal on the 73rd minute, Oskar Pietuszewski, Dimitris Rallis who got substituted by Afimico Pululu on the 62nd minute and Louka Prip who got substituted by Alejandro Pozo on the 62nd minute, with Milosz Piekutowski, Bernardo Vital, Dusan Stojinovic, Alex Cantero, Dawid Drachal, Aziel Jackson, Kamil Jozwiak, Alejandro Pozo, Taras Romanczuk, Bartosz Mazurek, Youssuf Sylla and Afimico Pululu on the bench.
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Referee showed the yellow card twice throughout the game. Yuki Kobayashi and Alejandro Pozo were the ones to receive it.
Since September 2021, the teams have clashed five times. Wisla Plock have won three times, Jagiellonia once, and one game ended in draw. Their most recent clash took place on April 21, 2023, with Jagiellonia winning 2-4. In total, Wisla Plock have managed ten goals in these five meetings, compared to Jagiellonia's six. Overall, Wisla Plock hold a stronger head-to-head record against Jagiellonia in recent meetings.
Wisla Plock have won six of their twelve matches in Ekstraklasa this season, with four draws and two defeats, netting sixteen goals (1.33 per match) and conceding nine (0.75 per match). Jagiellonia have played twelve matches in Ekstraklasa, with seven wins, three draws, and two losses this season, scoring 24 goals, averaging 2.00 per match, while conceding fifteen, an average of 1.25 per match.
Wisla Plock are coming off a loss in their last match against Arka Gdynia, while Jagiellonia played their last match against Piast Gliwice, which ended in a draw. Overall, Wisla Plock have won fourteen of their last twenty matches, losing two and drawing four, while over their most recent twenty games, Jagiellonia have claimed eleven victories, suffered five defeats, and drawn four times.
As always, Poland Ekstraklasa's live standings are availble and updated in real time. Wisla Plock occupy 3rd spot with 22 points in twelve matches, while Jagiellonia are currently 2nd in the table with 24 points from twelve matches.
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