Warsaw University opened their I Liga campaign with a victory over Białystok in a 33-31 win on Saturday afternoon. The hosts claimed three points from their first match of the season, while the visitors left empty-handed despite pushing hard until the final whistle. By then, the pattern was clear — this was a tight affair decided by fine margins.
The result moves Warsaw University into seventh place on the table, though that position means little at this stage. Białystok remain in fifth, but both sides have played exactly one game now. Three points separate them after the opening round, and the gap could shift quickly.
Warsaw University came into this fixture with some momentum from their previous campaign, having secured victories against Agrykultura Warsaw and Sanok in April. Their recent record showed consistency, though losses to Markovia and Łomża suggested vulnerability. Białystok's last competitive appearance came months ago, making this their first match in nearly a year.
What stands out is the scoreline — thirty-three goals to thirty-one — which suggests an open, attacking contest rather than a tactical battle. The hosts managed to convert their opportunities more efficiently, while Białystok's efforts went unrewarded in the end.