Zamost and Biała Podlaska shared the points at 28:25 in the Central League on Friday evening. The hosts remain winless after four matches, extending their run of draws to four consecutive games. Biała Podlaska's away streak came to an end, breaking a sequence of three victories and one draw that had seen them climb to sixth place.
The result leaves Zamost still sitting at the bottom of the table with no wins and zero points from four outings. Biała Podlaska drop one place to seventh, though they remain unbeaten and still hold eight points. The gap between the two sides in the standings has narrowed by a single position.
Both teams have been involved in high-scoring affairs recently. Zamost's last four matches have all ended level, with goals flowing both ways — 33:44, 30:31, 32:45, and 25:33. Biała Podlaska's recent results have been tighter, including a 34:33 win over Wagrowiec and a 37:36 victory against Kraków. By then, the pattern of these Central League games was clear: goals come in clusters, not in bursts.
We had tipped the visitors to win, giving their chances at 56 per cent. And here's the thing — the prediction didn't hold. Biała Podlaska came into the match with momentum, but Zamost's defensive structure, worn thin by four draws, managed to contain the away attack in the crucial moments. To be fair, neither side created enough clear-cut opportunities to separate themselves.
The result means Biała Podlaska's unbeaten run continues, but their away form has now hit a snag. Zamost remain rooted to the foot of the table, but at least they have not lost ground — they have simply held on. The Central League is shaping up as a competition where the margins are razor-thin.