ZAKSA beat Slepsk Suvalki 3-1 in a club friendly
ZAKSA Kenzierzyn-Kozhe took all three points from Slepsk Suvalki in a club friendly on 1 October 2026. The visitors ended a run of mixed results with a comfortable away win. Slepsk had looked promising in their 3-1 victory over CHKS Helms on 26 September, but this was a different story. To be fair, ZAKSA's recent form had been nothing to write home about—two losses to Zawiernce in April followed by a narrow win over the same side.
The scoreline told you everything you needed to know. ZAKSA scored three goals while Slepsk found the net once. There were no minute-by-minute details available, but the margin of victory suggested a match that drifted away from the hosts somewhere in the first half. By then, the visitors had already made their statement.
What struck you was the contrast between the two sides. Slepsk had won three of their last five, including that impressive 3-1 over Helms. But they also lost 1-3 to Gdańsk just a day before that, and had been beaten 3-2 by Projekt Warszawa in February. Inconsistency was the word. ZAKSA, meanwhile, had lost three of their last five but showed they could compete when it mattered.
The result moved ZAKSA into a better position in their thinking. They had lost to Barcom 2-3 in late January, then lost both meetings with Zawiernce in April before pulling out a 3-2 win over Gdańsk in February. This friendly win at Slepsk was the kind of result that builds confidence. For Slepsk, it was a reminder that friendlies don't always reflect league form.
