Legia Warsaw and Śląsk Wrocław shared the points in a 1:1 draw at the Municipal Stadium Marshal Józef Piłsudski on Thursday evening. The Ekstraklasa's sixth round fixture ended with two late goals that changed everything, and here's the thing — it was the second half that decided the outcome.
Śląsk took the lead through Piotr Samiec-Talar from the penalty spot in the 35th minute, after VAR intervention in the 33rd minute flagged a handball. The visitors were well-placed to take something away, and to be fair, they created more clear-cut opportunities than their hosts.
Legia dominated possession at 62 per cent but struggled to find rhythm, registering nine shots off target against just five on target. The home side created zero big chances while Śląsk managed three. By then, the match looked destined for a stalemate.
What changed the game arrived in stoppage time. Robert Adamski scored in the 90th minute to equalise, and then struck again in the 90+4th minute to complete his brace. Two yellow cards — Paweł Wszołek and Michał Rosiak — arrived alongside the goals as tension peaked.
The statistics tell a story of contrast. Legia completed 506 passes with 435 successful, while Śląsk managed 322 total passes with 237 successful. The home side won 36 aerial duels, matching their visitors, but the decisive moments came at the other end.
Legia remain top of the table with 12 points from six games — three wins and three draws. Śląsk sit 14th with six points after one win, three draws and two defeats. The result extends Legia's unbeaten run and leaves the visitors still searching for consistency.