Grudziądz 46–27 SMS Kwidzyn
Grudziądz took all three points when they beat SMS Kwidzyn 46–27 in the Polish First League on Saturday afternoon. The result leaves both sides on six points after two games, with the hosts sixteenth and the visitors seventeenth in the table.
Both teams came into this fixture having won their opening two matches. Grudziądz had beaten Wejherowo 46–37 and Czersk 38–27, while Kwidzyn's victories came against ZPRP Płock and Wejherowo. The gap between them was already visible in those scores.
And here's the thing — we had called for the home side before kickoff, giving them a sixty-four percent chance. The margin of victory suggests the confidence was well placed. Grudziądz controlled the tempo from the opening minutes and never let Kwidzyn settle into a rhythm.
Kwidzyn had looked competitive in their previous encounters, including a 34–29 win over Grudziądz earlier in the season. But this time the visitors could not match the hosts' intensity. By then it was clear the home side had the sharper attack and better structure.
The seven-goal difference matters little in isolation, but it reinforces what the table already shows: both teams are strong, and the next round of fixtures will separate them. Grudziądz will want to carry this momentum forward.
