On Saturday, October 22, BKS Bobrzanie played an away match against Warta Bolesławiecka. The match was a one-sided affair. Bolesławiec's team dominated, and in the 18th minute Łukasz Filipiak scored the opening goal. The goal came directly from a corner kick. In the 33rd minute, Łukasz Rudyk passed to Paweł Żmudziński, making it 2–0. After the break, in the 51st minute, Damian Kamuda was fouled in the hosts' penalty area. The referee awarded a penalty. Łukasz Filipiak stepped up to take it, and BKS celebrated its third goal. In the 56th minute, the hosts scored. In the BKS penalty area, Jan Wojciechowski intervened unsuccessfully and put the ball into his own net. The goal gave the players from Warta Bolesławiecka a boost. It might have seemed that the hosts had found a second wind and that the match would be very close until the end. However, in the 64th minute, BKS scored another goal. This time, Jacek Bochnia got his name on the scoresheet, converting an assist from Łukasz Filipiak.
That goal ultimately broke the hosts' resistance. Three more goals were scored before the final whistle. Łukasz Graczyk scored twice (in the 81st and 91st minutes). Mateusz Świca also scored (89th minute). GKS Warta Bolesławiecka – BKS Bobrzanie Bolesławiec 1–7 (0–2). Only two matches remain until the end of the round. BKS is fourth in the league table and is two points behind the leaders from Lubań. In Saturday's match against Warta Bolesławiecka, it was clear that BKS is a well-integrated team. Throughout the match, the players communicated with one another, and it was clear that they were determined to win by as large a margin as possible.
BKS: B. Bochnia, Powroźnik (65' Bryłkowski), Pietrzak, Klimas, Kumoś, J. Bochnia (75' Świca), Żmudziński, Filipiak, Wojciechowski (75' Głowacki), Rudyk, Kamuda (70' Graczyk).
(information: Marcin Zabawa)