Kania Gostyn delivered an emphatic 3‑0 victory over Warta Srem in Poland Liga 3 on May 16, 2026, at the Stadion Kania Gostyn. The dominant performance keeps Kania firmly in the promotion race, while Warta Srem’s play‑off hopes suffered a significant blow.

Match Summary

From the opening minutes, Kania Gostyn imposed their authority on the game. Their high‑press disrupted Warta Srem’s build‑up play, and it took only eight minutes for the hosts to take the lead. A deflected shot from winger Jakub Dębowski wrong‑footed the Warta goalkeeper and nestled into the net.

Kania doubled their advantage in the 29th minute through a powerful header from captain Marcin Kowalczyk after a precise cross from the left flank. Warta Srem struggled to create any clear‑cut chances, with Kania’s midfield duo of Kamil Nowak and Adrian Lis controlling the tempo.

The second half followed a similar pattern. Kania continued to dominate possession and added a third goal in the 73rd minute. Substitute forward Paweł Stasiak latched onto a through ball and calmly slotted past the advancing keeper to make it 3‑0. Warta’s best opportunity came in the 81st minute when a free‑kick forced a fine save from Kania goalkeeper Bartosz Mrozek, but the clean sheet remained intact.

League Position and Context

The victory moves Kania Gostyn to 40 points from 22 matches, placing them second in the Poland Liga 3 table, just two points behind leaders Polonia Środa. Warta Srem drop to 7th with 32 points, now six points adrift of the promotion play‑off places. Kania’s home form has been particularly strong – they have won eight of eleven games at the Stadion Kania Gostyn this season.

Key Match Facts

• Jakub Dębowski – Opened the scoring and was a constant threat on the wing.
• Marcin Kowalczyk – Scored the crucial second goal and led the team with authority from defence.
• Bartosz Mrozek – Kept a well‑deserved clean sheet with one excellent late save.

What This Means

Kania Gostyn will aim to close the gap on the league leaders when they visit LKS Ślesin next weekend. Meanwhile, Warta Srem face a must‑win home fixture against bottom‑half side Jutrzenka Giebułtów to keep their fading play‑off ambitions alive.