Nysa Women claimed their first points of the 1. Liga campaign with a comprehensive 3-0 victory over Imielin Women on Thursday afternoon. Both sides arrived at the stadium with empty tables behind them — zero games, zero points — and the hosts wasted little time in setting the tone. and here's the thing, you can tell a lot about a team's intent from how they start when nobody has played yet.
The scoreline reflected a match that never really developed into a contest. Imielin came in ranked eighth on paper, but that meant nothing once the whistle blew. Nysa took control early and held it throughout, closing out the result without allowing any real pressure to build. The visitors' recent form in March had seen them lose consecutive matches, and this afternoon offered more of the same.
We had backed the home side before kickoff at 54% confidence, and the result confirmed that assessment without any drama. It wasn't a statement of dominance so much as efficiency — three sets, no complications. Imielin's run of heavy defeats in their last few outings, including that 3-0 loss to KSG Warsaw, continued here but without the margin for error they might have hoped for in week one.
The standings now show Nysa at the top with two points from one game, while Imielin sit at the bottom with none. The gap is small but significant, especially when every point matters this early. by then, the hierarchy of the division had already taken shape, however provisional it remains.
What matters most is that Nysa started on the right foot. They've been around long enough to know how these seasons unfold — the grind, the momentum swings, the moments that separate teams. This was one of those opening chapters where the story begins to write itself.
