Legionowo vs MMTS Kwidzyn: match preview on 12 October 2026

Legionowo's home record in this fixture is a threat to the prediction. The visitors have won five of the last six meetings, but Legionowo's single H2H win came last October, and MMTS have been the more consistent side since and carry better momentum.

Legionowo's last five Superliga matches ended with two wins and three losses, netting 128 goals while conceding 152. They beat Wybrzeże Gdańsk 34:33 away and Gwardia Opole 22:21 at home, but lost to Kielce 22:34, Kalisz 26:27, and Wisła Płock 24:37. The side has not held a clean sheet in any of those fixtures and has lost by an average of 10 goals per defeat.

MMTS Kwidzyn collected three wins and two losses in their last five outings, scoring 169 goals and conceding 138. Victories came against Piotrkowianin Piotrkow 39:24 away, Kalisz 34:24 at home, and Wisła Płock 46:19 away, with defeats to Kielce 22:39 and Ostrow Wielkopolski 28:32 both at home. The side averages 33.8 goals per game across those five matches.

In the head-to-head record, Legionowo's only victory came 26:24 at home on 18 October 2025. The other five encounters went to MMTS: 25:28 and 22:26 at Legionowo's ground, and 33:29, 35:26, and 28:34 away from home. The visitors have not lost here since the 2024 season.

Both sides sit in the lower half of the table after five matches. The gap between them is marginal.

A draw suits Legionowo — and given their home record in this fixture, that is the main threat to the prediction.

Legionowo would change the prediction if they replicate their October 2025 performance: a tight, low-scoring game where they defend well and capitalise on any MMTS mistakes. A first-half lead for the hosts would shift momentum, and MMTS have shown vulnerability in home fixtures where they conceded more than they scored.