KS Warsawianka kept their perfect start to the Polish First League campaign with a comfortable 36-23 victory over Stshalkowo on Friday evening. The away side closed out their third fixture of the season without dropping a point, while the hosts remain winless after three matches.
The result extends Warsawianka's unbeaten run to two games, both victories. They now sit eighth on five points, while Stshalkowo — who had drawn their opening two encounters — find themselves fourteenth with zero points from three games.
Stshalkowo's recent form has been predictable in the worst sense: 23-45 against UW Warsaw, 20-38 against Lider, and 29-44 against Anilana Łódź. Three draws, no losses, and not a single win. By then, the pattern was clear enough without needing to watch the full ninety minutes.
Warsawianka's away record looks stronger on paper. They beat Nowe Pikuty 30-25 and AWF Warsaw 28-26 in their previous two outings. The old head settled them down when it counted, and they didn't need to throw everything at it to secure three points.
The gap between them now sits at five points, though the table barely tells the story. Stshalkowo's three draws without a point suggests a system that keeps them competitive but never decisive. Warsawianka, meanwhile, are closing in on a deal for first place — if that's where they're aiming.