Unia Skierniewice 4–0 KKS 1925 Kalisz | International Club Friendly | 18 July 2026

Unia Skierniewice put on a convincing attacking display as they routed KKS 1925 Kalisz 4-0 in a pre‑season friendly at the Stadion Miejski in Skierniewice. The result gives Unia a perfect boost ahead of their domestic campaign, while Kalisz will look to tighten up defensively before their season begins.

Match Overview

The hosts started with intensity, pressing high and creating several early chances. The opening goal came in the 14th minute when winger Mateusz Jabłoński cut in from the right and unleashed a fierce drive that beat the Kalisz goalkeeper at his near post. Unia doubled their lead just before half‑time: a slick combination between midfielder Kacper Nowak and striker Bartosz Wiśniewski ended with Nowak slotting home from close range.

The second half followed a similar pattern. Unia continued to dominate possession and found the net again in the 59th minute through a powerful header from centre‑back Michał Adamczyk following a corner. The scoring was completed in the 78th minute when substitute Patryk Kucharski raced onto a long ball and chipped the advancing goalkeeper with composure.

Tactical Story

Unia Skierniewice employed an aggressive 4-2-3-1 formation that prioritised width and quick passing. Kalisz, set up in a 4-4-2, struggled to contain Unia’s movement between the lines. The visitors’ midfield was overrun, particularly on transitions, allowing Unia to counter at speed. Kalisz’s best spell came in the first 10 minutes of the second half, but they failed to convert a couple of half‑chances.

Standout Players

• Mateusz Jabłoński (Unia) – Opened the scoring and was a constant menace down the right flank.
• Kacper Nowak (Unia) – Controlled the midfield, contributing a goal and an assist.
• Patryk Kucharski (Unia) – Came off the bench to score a superb individual goal and showed his versatility.

Friendly Context

This friendly forms part of Unia Skierniewice’s pre‑season preparations for the upcoming III liga campaign. The emphatic win suggests their attacking unit is already sharp, while Kalisz – who compete in the same division – will have plenty to work on in training, particularly defensive organisation and set‑piece defending.