Match Report: Legia Warszawa B Edge Bron Radom 2-1 in Poland Liga 3 Encounter

A resilient performance from Legia Warszawa B saw them come from behind to defeat Bron Radom 2-1 in a compelling Poland Liga 3 clash on 18 May 2026. The match, played at the Stadion im. Marszałka Józefa Piłsudskiego in Radom, kept fans on the edge of their seats as the visitors showed character to overturn a first‑half deficit.

First Half: Bron Radom Strike First

Bron Radom started brightly, pressing high and forcing Legia Warszawa B into early errors. Their attacking intent paid off in the 23rd minute when striker Kacper Mazurek latched onto a through ball from midfielder Dawid Kowalczyk and slotted calmly past Legia goalkeeper Kacper Sadurski. The home side continued to dominate possession but could not extend their lead, with Legia’s defence, marshalled by captain Mateusz Rychlicki, holding firm.

Second Half Comeback by Legia Warszawa B

Legia Warszawa B emerged from the interval with renewed energy. Their equalizer came in the 54th minute when winger Kacper Składanowski drove into the box and unleashed a low shot that beat Bron Radom’s keeper, Jakub Woźniak, at his near post. The goal sparked a period of sustained pressure from the visitors, and they took the lead in the 73rd minute. A set‑piece routine saw centre‑back Michał Szeląg rise highest to head in a corner from Maciej Lewicki.

Late Drama and Defensive Resilience

Bron Radom pushed forward in the closing stages, throwing numbers into the box. A late flurry of corners tested Legia’s resolve, but Sadurski made two crucial saves, including a reflex stop from a deflected shot by substitute Jakub Kłys. The final whistle confirmed a valuable three points for Legia Warszawa B.

League Implications

The victory lifts Legia Warszawa B into 5th place in the Liga 3 table, keeping them within touching distance of the promotion playoff positions. Bron Radom, meanwhile, remain in 12th, just three points above the relegation zone. The home side will rue their missed chances in the first half, while Legia’s young squad showcased promising depth and resilience.

Key Statistics: Shots on target: Bron Radom 4, Legia Warszawa B 7. Possession: 52%–48% in favour of Bron Radom. Yellow cards: 3–2.