Motor Lublin

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«The Yellow, White and Blues»

171 Matches

75 wins

44 draws

52 losses

262–236 Goals

+26 Difference

1.5 Scored per game

Form D L L W D L

The ground on Aleja Zygmuntowskie opened in 2014 on the site the club had used before, and Motor moved in from the old MOSiR-Bystrzyca pitch. Arena Lublin holds 15,500.

That changed in 2024, when Motor beat Arka Gdynia 2:1 in the play-off final.

The name comes from the factory. The club was set up in December 1950 as Stal Lublin, and took the Motor name in 1957.

The first spell in the top division ran from 1980 to 1992, nine seasons in all, and the high point of it was 1984/85: seventh place, with Leszek Iwanicki scoring 14 league goals.

The 2001 season was played under a different badge altogether. Facing debts it could not service, the club reorganised as Lubelski Klub Piłkarski, returned to the Motor name, incorporated in 2010 and passed into the hands of Zbigniew Jakubas, who bought the controlling stake in 2020.

Latest results

All matches

29 Aug	Ekstraklasa	Piast Gliwice H	0:2	L
22 Aug	Ekstraklasa	Korona Kielce A	1:1	D
16 Aug	Ekstraklasa	GKS Katowice H	1:0	W
8 Aug	Ekstraklasa	Pogoń Szczecin A	1:3	L
31 Jul	Ekstraklasa	Jagiellonia H	1:2	L
26 Jul	Ekstraklasa	Widzew Łódź A	2:2	D

Standing

Ekstraklasa

#	Team	M	W	D	L	Goals	Pts
13	Widzew Łódź	5	1	3	1	8:7	6
14	Śląsk Wrocław	6	1	3	2	8:9	6
15	Motor Lublin	6	1	2	3	6:10	5
16	Wisla Plock	5	1	1	3	3:10	4
17	Wieczysta Kraków	5	1	0	4	8:12	3

Full table

Team statistics

matches counted: 171

171 Matches

75 wins

44 draws

52 losses

262–236 Goals

+26 Difference

1.5 Scored per game

Season results matches counted: 171

75 44 52

wins draws losses

Scored and conceded last matches

scored — above the line conceded — below the line

Metric	Total	Home	Away
Matches	171	95	76
Scored	262	159	103
Conceded	236	121	115
Scored per game	1.5	1.7	1.4
Conceded per game	1.4	1.3	1.5
Difference	+26	+38	−12

Key players

by appearances over the last year

Karol Czubak Forward 17 Matches

Gašper Tratnik Goalkeeper 17 Matches

Marek Kristián Bartoš Defender 16 Matches

Mbaye Ndiaye Forward 16 Matches

Pascal Mayer Defender 16 Matches

Fábio Ronaldo Forward 16 Matches

Filip Lyubereckiy Defender 16 Matches

Ivo Tiago dos Santos Rodrigues Forward 15 Matches

Squad of Motor Lublin

by appearances over the last year

Number	Player	Position	Matches
10	Karol Czubak	Forward	17
33	Gašper Tratnik	Goalkeeper	17
39	Marek Kristián Bartoš	Defender	16
30	Mbaye Ndiaye	Forward	16
2	Pascal Mayer	Defender	16
11	Fábio Ronaldo	Forward	16
24	Filip Lyubereckiy	Defender	16
7	Ivo Tiago dos Santos Rodrigues	Forward	15
16	Franciszek Lichowandowski	Midfielder	14
29	Thomas Santos Christensen	Midfielder	11
23	Florian Haxha	Defender	11
3	Hervé Jean Matthys	Defender	11
42	B. Ede	Defender	11
68	Bartosz Wolski	Midfielder	11
17	Filip Wójcik	Defender	11
10	Kacper Karasek	Midfielder	11
21	Jakub Jan Łabojko	Midfielder	11
1	Ivan Brkić	Goalkeeper	11
6	Sergi Samper	Midfielder	10
28	Paweł Stolarski	Defender	10
77	Renat Oleq Dadashov	Forward	10
26	Michał Król	Midfielder	10
18	Arkadiusz Najemski	Defender	8
19	Bradly van Hoeven	Midfielder	8
18	Bartosz Bereszyński	Defender	6
4	Tin Plavotić	Defender	6
8	Kikis	Midfielder	6
70	Makan Aïko	Forward	6
71	Mihai Popa	Goalkeeper	6
13	Krzysztof Brzozowski	Midfielder	5
5	Artyom Akatov	Defender	5
6	Mateusz Łęgowski	Midfielder	5
17	Kamil Lukoszek	Forward	4
90	Dominik Grzegorski	Forward	4
27	Yacine Bourhane	Midfielder	4
99	Patryk Kukulski	Goalkeeper	4
8	Mathieu Scalet	Midfielder	3
19	Kacper Szymanek	Midfielder	2
20	Kacper Plichta	Forward	2
16	F. Lewandowski	Midfielder	1