Karviná and MMTS Kwidzyn met in a club friendly on Friday, 8 August, with the Czech side claiming a 29:27 victory. The result means they have now split their two meetings in as many days, the Poles having edged the first encounter 35:34 the previous evening. It was a straightforward affair, not one that required theatrics.
Both teams came in with mixed form. Karviná had lost their last two matches before this — a 25:29 defeat to DHK Plzeň and the 34:35 loss to Kwidzyn — while the visitors had won three of their previous five, including that narrow victory over the hosts. By then the momentum had already shifted from one night to the next.
The scoreline tells its own story. Twenty-nine goals for Karviná against twenty-seven for Kwidzyn — neither side kept the other at bay, and neither side could hold on to a lead for long. The match had a rhythm all its own, with both teams trading blows rather than settling into a pattern.
What matters here is not the final figure but the swing in fortune. Yesterday Kwidzyn took the point; today Karviná responded. The two results cancel each other out in any meaningful sense, though the Czech club appeared to have the edge in the second meeting.