On Saturday, the BKS Bolesławiec senior team faced Orzeł Ząbkowice Śląskie. From the opening minutes, the visitors imposed a fast pace. Orzeł’s attacks produced the desired result. In the 4th minute, Piotr Woźniak took advantage of a defensive error to beat our goalkeeper. The visitors continued to attack dangerously in the following minutes. Bolesławiec responded in the 22nd minute, when Łukasz Rudyk attempted to surprise the Orzeł goalkeeper. However, the Bolesławiec player’s shot was too weak, and the visiting goalkeeper caught the ball. A minute later, Mateusz Mucha had a chance to equalise, but he shot wide. In the 30th minute, Łukasz Akacki tested the visiting goalkeeper’s abilities. The Ząbkowice goalkeeper cleared the ball for a corner with great difficulty. Shortly afterwards, the officials failed to react to a handball by one of Orzeł’s players. Both the players and the supporters protested, as the incident should have resulted in a penalty for Bolesławiec. In the closing minutes, BKS took control of the game. In the final minute, the Bolesławiec goalkeeper made an excellent intervention. Marek Przykłota pulled the ball from beneath the feet of a visiting player.
In the 47th minute, Marek Przykłota intervened again. Rafał Krakowiak shot at the Bolesławiec goal. In the 57th minute, Łukasz Akacki wasted an excellent opportunity to equalise. The BKS player found himself one-on-one with the goalkeeper, but his shot from a tight angle hit the side netting. From the 63rd minute, BKS played with an extra player. The referee showed Krzysztof Litwin a red card after his second yellow. Although Bolesławiec had a numerical advantage, the team could not score. Towards the end of the match, the BKS players were determined to equalise. Mateusz Mucha and Tomasz Jasiński had opportunities to score. The visitors, meanwhile, launched several counterattacks, one of which paid off in the 86th minute. Rafał Krakowiak scored Orzeł’s second goal. BKS lost 0–2 to Orzeł Ząbkowice Śląskie. After this match, the Bolesławiec team is fifth in the IV league table.
(own report)