A lot happened during Saturday’s match, in which BKS Bolesławiec faced Górnik Złotoryja. Before the players began the game, gifts for 100 appearances in BKS colours were presented to: Marcin Kraśnicki and Filip Zagórski. The gifts were commemorative club shirts.
Returning to the match, the visitors took the lead a few minutes after kick-off. The goal was scored by Mykola Maliutin. Shortly afterwards, Górnik were already 2–0 ahead. This time, Oskar Małecki got his name on the scoresheet. When Mateusz Poparda made it 3–0, it seemed the match might end in a very emphatic victory for the visitors. That did not happen. Although Daniel Ziółkowski converted a penalty before half-time to make it 4–0 to Złotoryja, BKS played with determination and fought until the end.
Shortly after the start of the second half, Marcin Kraśnicki reduced Bolesławiec’s deficit with a fine header. After that goal, BKS found a second wind and attacked with increasing danger. Following one of the moves, the referee awarded a penalty to the hosts. Piotr Skiba stepped up and BKS scored their second goal. Górnik’s lead was now 4–2.
As the game continued, both sides had chances to score. The closer it got to the final whistle, the more tense things became. Following one of Górnik’s attacks and mutual pushing, the referee showed a red card to Danielowi Ziółkowskiemu, while Szymon Buczkowski received a yellow card. The visitors’ team manager was also sent off for unsporting behaviour. Górnik played with 10 men for the final several minutes, but the score did not change.
Górnik Złotoryja – BKS Bolesławiec 4:2 (4:0).
Next week, the Bolesławiec team will play away against Lechia Dzierżoniów.
Meanwhile, on Friday, 17 May, BKS’s reserves played their away match. The second team, which had a one-player advantage from the fifth minute, lost 1:4 (1:2) to Czarni Lwówek Śląski. Lwówek’s goals were scored by: Bartosz Łastowski (2), Adam Łuszczyński and Bartosz Sikora. BKS II’s consolation goal was scored by Paweł Rissmann.