Zagłębie Sosnowiec beat Přerov 4:2 in a club friendly on August 11th, 2026. The match came as both sides looked to shake off rust before the new season gets underway. By then, the hosts had already played one game this summer and were building momentum.
Sosnowiec have been scoring freely in recent outings. They beat Toruń 8:3 on August 7th, then saw off Jastrzębie 4:3. Before that came a heavy 6:2 win over Katowice and a 3:4 loss to Unia Oświęcim. The attack has been lively, even if the defence sometimes forgets its duties.
Přerov's summer has been harder to navigate. They lost 0:4 to Frýdek-Místek just days before this game, and that kind of result can spring a surprise when you're trying to find your feet. They had won 5:1 against Šumperk in September last year, but since then came losses to Frýdek-Místek 3:5, Jihlava 3:6, and Poruba 1:2. The support of the fans could be called devoted, but that is an assessment, not a fact.
Friendlies like this rarely tell you much about where either side will finish. The table goes out of the window in these games. What you see is a snapshot of fitness and chemistry, nothing more. Zagłębie's four goals suggest they found their rhythm sooner than expected.
For Přerov, the 4:2 scoreline hides a more uncomfortable truth. They scored twice, which is something, but conceding four in a friendly against a side that has been scoring freely at home is not encouraging. To be fair, they have not been keeping clean sheets on the spin either.
The result leaves both teams with questions rather than answers. Sosnowiec know they can score, but will they defend better when it matters. Přerov need to work on their structure before the competitive games begin. And here's the thing — friendlies rarely change your mind about a team's direction.