In a high-energy International Club Friendly at the Stadion Legii, Legia Warszawa comfortably defeated fellow Polish side Radomiak Radom 3–1 on Tuesday evening. The match served as important pre-season preparation for both teams, with Legia’s attacking firepower proving too much for their Ekstraklasa rivals.

First Half Dominance

Legia started at a furious pace and took the lead as early as the 7th minute. A slick passing move saw winger Mateusz Wieteska drive into the box and square the ball for Paweł Wszołek, who tapped into an empty net. Radomiak struggled to contain the hosts’ width and fell further behind in the 24th minute when Bartosz Kapustka curled a brilliant free kick over the wall and into the top corner.

Radomiak pulled one back just before half-time through a counter-attack. Striker Karol Angielski latched onto a long ball and finished calmly past Legia goalkeeper Kacper Tobiasz to make it 2–1 at the break.

Second Half Control

Legia regained their two-goal cushion in the 56th minute. A corner was cleared only as far as Josue Pesqueira, whose fierce volley from the edge of the area took a deflection and nestled in the net. From that point, Legia managed the game effectively, rotating several young players from the bench and giving minutes to new signings.

Key Takeaways

• Legia’s creativity: With midfielders like Kapustka and Josue pulling the strings, they look sharp ahead of the new season.
• Radomiak fight: The away side never gave up and created several chances, hitting the crossbar via substitute João Pedro in the 78th minute.
• Friendly atmosphere: Over 12,000 fans attended, giving the match a competitive feel.

For Legia, this win builds on their unbeaten pre-season record as they prepare for their Ekstraklasa opener against Zagłębie Lubin next week. Radomiak, meanwhile, will look to tighten their defensive shape before their season begins against Widzew Łódź.