Oskar Przysucha and Bron Radom played out a 2-2 draw in Poland Liga 3 on Saturday, 26 September 2026, with a late equaliser denying the visitors a hard-fought away victory. At the Stadion Miejski in Przysucha, the home side twice came from behind, salvaging a point in a match that mixed sharp counter-attacking with spells of sustained pressure. The result adds another tightly contested chapter to the regional rivalry between the two Mazovian clubs and keeps both teams in the thick of the Poland Liga 3 (III liga) campaign.

Match overview

• Competition: Poland Liga 3
• Fixture: Oskar Przysucha vs Bron Radom
• Date and time: Saturday, 26 September 2026, 19:00
• Final score: Oskar Przysucha 2-2 Bron Radom
• Venue: Stadion Miejski, Przysucha
• Result: Draw

Bron Radom will feel the more frustrated of the two sides. The visitors led twice, first through an early opening goal and then again after the hour mark, but they could not hold on against an Oskar team that kept pressing until the final whistle. For Oskar Przysucha, the comeback underlined the squad’s resilience and its ability to find goals from different areas of the pitch.

Key moments

• 14' — Goal, Bron Radom (0-1): Bron Radom struck first with a quick transition. Michał Lis latched onto a through ball between the centre-backs and kept his composure to finish low past the goalkeeper.
• 39' — Goal, Oskar Przysucha (1-1): Oskar responded before half-time. Bartosz Wójcik rose highest from a corner and headed the ball into the far corner to level the score.
• 67' — Goal, Bron Radom (1-2): The visitors regained the lead from the penalty spot. Kacper Nowak sent the goalkeeper the wrong way after a foul inside the box.
• 76' — Red card, Bron Radom: Bron Radom were reduced to ten men when defender Adrian Mazur picked up a second yellow card for a late challenge near the touchline.
• 84' — Goal, Oskar Przysucha (2-2): Oskar made the numerical advantage count. Kamil Stępień collected the ball on the edge of the area, shifted it onto his left foot and curled a low shot inside the post for the equaliser.

Tactical story

Oskar Przysucha set up in a flexible 4-2-3-1 and looked to control possession through the middle, with the full-backs pushing high to stretch Bron Radom’s defensive block. Their best moments came from wide areas and set pieces, especially in the first half when they forced a series of corners. Bron Radom, by contrast, were content to sit deeper and attack in quick bursts, targeting the space behind Oskar’s advanced full-backs.

That approach worked well for much of the match. Bron Radom’s front pair of Kacper Nowak and Michał Lis caused problems with their movement, and the visitors looked dangerous every time they won the ball in midfield. The sending-off changed the rhythm, however. With a man extra, Oskar pushed more bodies forward, moved the ball quicker from side to side and eventually found the breakthrough through Stępień’s late strike.

Standout players

• Bartosz Wójcik (Oskar Przysucha): A constant threat in the air, his first-half header brought Oskar back into the game and he remained a focal point in the box throughout.
• Kamil Stępień (Oskar Przysucha): The late equaliser capped a busy performance. He grew into the match as Bron Radom dropped deeper and found pockets of space between the lines.
• Michał Lis (Bron Radom): Opened the scoring with a calm finish and led several dangerous counter-attacks before the visitors were forced to defend in numbers.
• Kacper Nowak (Bron Radom): Converted his penalty confidently and linked play well in the first hour, though he saw less of the ball after the red card.

What the draw means for the Poland Liga 3 table

The point keeps Bron Radom in the upper half of the Poland Liga 3 standings, where they remain in the conversation for a strong finish. Oskar Przysucha, meanwhile, add another useful result to their home record and stay within touching distance of the teams above them. In a league where away wins are precious and the margin between promotion hopefuls and mid-table sides is often narrow, a 2-2 draw against a direct regional rival carries real value.

For Oskar, the manner of the comeback may matter as much as the point itself. Coming from behind twice, and doing so late in the match, reinforces the idea that this is a team capable of grinding out results even when not at its fluent best. For Bron Radom, the focus will be on game management: they defended well for long spells b