As many as seven goals were seen by fans who decided to spend their Sunday afternoon watching the LZS Łaziska–BKS match. The visitors made an excellent start to the 11th-round match in the Jelenia Góra A-Class. BKS took the lead as early as the second minute. Łukasz Graczyk struck precisely from a free kick, and the home goalkeeper had to retrieve the ball from the net.
In the 18th minute, BKS were already 2–0 ahead. This time, Mirosław Markowski put his name on the scoresheet. Just a minute later, the same player scored his second goal. In this case, the Łaziska goalkeeper could speak of bad luck: he kicked the ball into the path of the onrushing Mira, and after ricocheting off the BKS striker, it ended up in the Łaziska goal. BKS continued to attack, and another goal came in the 30th minute. This time, Adrian Popek found the top corner with his shot. It seemed that further BKS goals were only a matter of time. However, that did not happen. The ambitious hosts won a penalty in the 36th minute. Andrzej Nowakowski confidently converted it.
In the 40th minute, Łaziska celebrated another goal. The BKS players did not react to the home side’s attack, convinced that the Łaziska player had been offside. This was all the more understandable because the assistant referee had signalled it as well. However, the referee did not blow the whistle, so play continued. Hubert Łukasiewicz took advantage of the opportunity and scored his team’s second goal. The excitement was not over. Shortly afterwards, Łaziska goalkeeper Daniel Włodarczyk was shown a red card for a foul on Mirosław Markowski. From that moment, the hosts played with 10 men.
In the 50th minute, Łaziska scored a goal to get back into the match. Radosław Wróbel put his name on the scoresheet. From that point on, the atmosphere on the pitch became very tense. There were many fouls, chaos and inaccurate passes. Buoyed by their momentum, the hosts, despite playing with 10 men, tried to score another goal until the very end. However, they were unsuccessful. BKS, meanwhile, played poorly in the second half. Despite having a one-player advantage, the Bolesławiec team could not pose an effective threat to the hosts’ goal. The match ended in a 4–3 victory for BKS.
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LZS Łaziska: Daniel Włodarczyk (46' Sławomir Małecki) – Tomasz Stańczyszyn (left the pitch in the 46th minute), Piotr Rodak, Sławomir Habowski, Andrzej Skrzypek, Andrzej Nowakowski (76' Mariusz Barchacki), Łukasz Rudyk, Adrian Surowiecki, Hubert Łukasiewicz, Radosław Wróblewski, Maciej Kotwica.
BKS: Dawid Kizyma – Sławomir Dul, Józef Pietrzak, Maciej Zielonka, Marcin Zapiór, Marcin Szaja, Adrian Popek (78' Damian Dobiech), Łukasz Graczyk, Grzegorz Paleń, Mirosław Markowski, Paweł Rissmann.
