On Saturday (26 August), BKS hosted GKS Warta Bolesławiecka at the stadium on Spółdzielcza Street. The team relegated from the fourth division started the match very well. During the first 25 minutes, the visitors had more scoring chances and dictated the pace of the game. GKS’s pressure and attacks paid off in the 10th minute. After an uncertain intervention by Mariusz Krzysik, who was defending the goal guarded by Jakub Walczak, he reached the ball and sent it into the net. Bolesławiec’s team responded with a shot by Łukasz Graczyk. Fortunately for the visitors, the ball bounced off the crossbar. BKS came into the game toward the end of the first half. In the 41st minute, Adrian Kulesza equalised with a header to make it 1–1.
BKS began the second half without Marek Majka. Unfortunately, the player was injured after colliding with the visiting goalkeeper in the first half and landing on the pitch on his shoulder. BKS forward Eryk Kliwak replaced the injured attacker. While the visitors had the advantage in the first half, the game became more even after the break. As time passed, BKS gained an increasing advantage. In the 74th minute, the hosts scored their second goal. Adrian Kulesza found his name on the scoresheet again. The visitors tried to make up the deficit until the final minutes. Thanks to the effective defensive play and the performance of the young goalkeeper, Jakub Walczak, they did not score any more goals in the match. In the closing stages, BKS had to make a second substitution due to an ankle injury, with Eryk Kliwak leaving the pitch. BKS – GKS Warta Bolesławiecka 2–1 (1–1). In the next round, BKS will face Orzeł Wojcieszów away.
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