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Jagiellonia Get Job Done At Home
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The Jagiellonia ultras sang loudest after today's match
Jagiellonia secured a 2-0 win over Pogon today at Sloneczna after Pogon's defence was battered by omissions. Maciej Gajos scored a wonderful brace and was one of the main factors in his team's win.
Pogon XI- Janukiewicz, Tortosa, Tadrowski, Golla, Lewandowski, Rogalski, Blajewski, Kun, Murayama, Wisniewski, Robak (c)
Subs- Kudla, Pietruszka, Kuswik, Ouedrago, Brzyski, Lisowski, Porzezinski
The game began at a quick pace, and Jagiellonia's wingers seemed to get the better of Pogon's full backs. Radoslaw Wisniewski was far too aggressive in the box as he slid in for a tackle in the 5th minute. He grazed Porcellis' leg and failed to make contact with the ball, giving the referee sufficient evidence to award the penalty. However, Maciej Gajos's spotkick was saved by Radoslaw Janukiewicz and Pogon were saved.
However 10 minutes later Gajos made up for it, when Pogon's defence faltered. Janukiewicz pulled off a fine save but the ball was up in the air and they failed to clear. Gajos ran in and made it 1-0 for Jagiellonia with a well controlled header.
In the 25th minute Murayama was denied a great chance for Pogon and in the 41st minute Gajos was offside and denied a great goal. The half saw quite a few quality chances but it ended with Jagiellonia holding a 1-0 win.
Pogon almost equalised an hour in, as Radoslaw Wisniewski was judged to have been offside from a Mateusz Lewandowski through ball. They would have rued that missed opportunity as just 4 minutes later Jagiellonia exploited Pogon's inability to clear the floated crosses and Gajos sealed a brace and a 2-0 lead.
Jagiellonia continued to dominate the game and eventually they ran out 2-0 winners in front of their home crowd. Pogon's midfield endured a shocking day, creating far too few chance whilst their defence was even worse. The losses of Hernani through suspension and Michel Piter-Bucko through injury meant 2 young players, both accustomed to playing elsewhere, were started and they lacked the height for Jagiellonia's crossing game. Maciej Gajos's heading was lethal and he collected the man of the match award for his 2 goals.
Luckily, results have fallen in Pogon's favour so they sit in 5th, but they are just a point ahead of last and need to improve drastically or face the drop. The return of Hernani, Akahoshi and Piter-Bucko should improve the side in their next game against GKS Katowice.
Hopefully you can bounce back soon and avoid relegation.
