Handball Warsaw Women secured a 33-22 victory over SMS ZPRP Plock on Friday evening, 25 September 2026, at the Central League fixture. The result means Warsaw moved up to seventh in the table with three points from two games, while Plock remained rooted at twelfth with none.
We had backed the visitors for that win, at 59 per cent confidence, and the match played out exactly as we expected. Plock have struggled to find any rhythm lately — they drew both opening matches against teams they should be beating, and the goals have been flowing the wrong way for them.
The recent record tells its own story. Plock lost 25-41 to Legnica last weekend, then 22-39 to Pogon Szczecin before that, and the pattern has been consistent since April. They conceded 39, 41 and 29 goals in those three defeats, and tonight they added another 33 to the tally.
Warsaw, by contrast, showed a different profile. They managed a 23-19 win over Yutrzynka Plock on 12 September, and only narrowly lost 31-33 to AZS Poznan two days ago. The away win today puts them on a good run and suggests they have the structure to compete.
The gap between the sides was clear from the opening minutes. Plock's defence looked disorganised and Warsaw's attack found space without trouble. The hosts kept knocking on the door but could not convert, while Warsaw took their opportunities when they came.
What this means for the table is straightforward. Warsaw are now three points clear of the bottom half, and Plock remain at the foot with a negative goal difference that is growing. The visitors held their nerve and closed the game out comfortably.