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Pogon Szczecin welcome Wisla Plock to Florian-Krygier-Stadion in a Poland Ekstraklasa matchday that carries more weight than the table positions might suggest. Szczecin sit 9th with 8 points from 5 games, while Plock are down in 16th with just 4 points, making this a contest between a mid-table side looking to push upward and a team that badly needs a result to stay competitive. What makes this one worth watching is the sharp contrast in attacking output: Szczecin have scored 7 goals in their 5 league games, but Wisla Plock have managed only 3, and their recent 0-5 loss to GKS Katowice revealed serious defensive fragility.
Keep an eye on Attila Szalai, who has contributed a goal from the back line in recent outings and brings a physical presence that Szczecin rely on at set pieces. For Wisla Plock, Said Hamulic is their biggest attacking threat, leading the team with 15 shots across the last three games and the only player on their roster who has found the net.
A hot stat worth flagging: Wisla Plock have accumulated 31 corner kicks across their last five matches, more than four times Szczecin’s tally of 7. That corner volume reflects how often Plock attack wide areas, yet their conversion rate tells a different story given just 1 goal scored across those same games.
| 🏆 Tournament: | Poland Ekstraklasa 2026/2027, Regular Season |
| 🏟 Venue: | Florian-Krygier-Stadion, Szczecin |
| 🗓️ Date: | 07.09.2026 |
| ⏰ Time: | 20:30 CEST |
Pogon Szczecin vs Wisla Plock Prediction
The bookmakers price Szczecin as clear favorites at roughly 49% implied probability, and the underlying data supports that view. Szczecin have scored in every competitive match at home this season and their 4-2-3-1 setup gives them structure to control midfield transitions. Plock’s 3-4-3 is ambitious for a side with their current defensive record, and their last three league outings have produced zero goals while conceding nine.
We predict a Pogon Szczecin win here. The home side has the better defensive record, a more settled squad, and the motivation of pushing into the top half. Plock’s attacking output is too low to expect them to trouble a disciplined Szczecin backline consistently.
On playing style, Szczecin commit more fouls (43 across 5 matches) compared to Plock (34), but Plock collect fewer yellow cards (4 vs 7). Szczecin’s pass accuracy in raw numbers is lower, but Plock’s higher possession figures have not translated into goals, suggesting their build-up is passive rather than incisive. Szczecin tend to play more directly, which suits a home win scenario against a side that has struggled to defend transitions.
| 🔥Hot Tip: | Pogon Szczecin to score in both halves |
| ⚽Total Goals: | Over 2.5 |
| 💥Both Teams To Score: | No |
| 🎯Total Corners: | Over 8.5 |
Team Analysis
Pogon Szczecin have had a mixed run over the past month, picking up one win, one loss, and two draws across four matches. Their form in the last five league games shows a team capable of beating stronger sides but also prone to dropping points against mid-table opposition. Their most recent outing was a 1-2 home defeat to Slask Wroclaw, a result that stings given Slask are currently sitting 14th. Before that, Szczecin drew 0-0 with Zaglebie, which underlines that their attack can go quiet. The positives: a 2-2 draw against Wisla Krakow (4th in the table) and a 3-1 win over Motor Lublin show they have the quality to perform when switched on. Coach Óscar García will want a response after that Slask loss.
Wisla Plock’s recent run is a concern for anyone backing them. Three losses from their last four matches, including a 0-5 hammering by GKS Katowice and a 0-2 defeat to Korona Kielce, paint a side low on confidence. Their only win in that stretch came against KTS-K Luzino in a cup fixture, which offers limited insight into their league readiness. A 0-0 draw against Widzew Lodz earlier in the run at least showed they can keep a clean sheet, but that feels like an outlier. Coach Adam Majewski is working with a squad that creates chances (61 shots in 5 matches) but cannot finish them, and the 1-2 loss to Wisla Krakow before that was another example of a game they were in but could not win.
Most Recent Head-to-Head Matches
| Statistic | Pogon Szczecin | Wisla Plock |
|---|---|---|
| Goals | 3 | 2 |
🚨Check out our dedicated Pogon Szczecin vs Wisla Plock stats page for more info.
Wisla Plock. Source: Official Facebook
Pre-game Odds and Win Probability: Pogon Szczecin the Favourite
- Moneyline Pogon Szczecin 1.94 | Wisla Plock 3.75
- Draw 3.63
- Over/Under Over 2.5 N/A | Under 2.5 N/A
- BTTS (both teams to score) Yes N/A | No N/A
Pinnacle’s 1.94 on Szczecin is the best available moneyline value for the home side, sitting slightly above the market average. The draw at 3.63 reflects a genuine possibility given Szczecin’s recent run of two draws, but Plock’s poor form makes that outcome less likely than the price implies. The away win at 3.75 is too generous to ignore as a small side bet if you believe Plock can replicate their cup form, but we do not. The smart money stays on Szczecin to win, with the 1.94 from Pinnacle offering a reasonable return for what should be a controlled home performance.
Possible Starting Lineups
Pogon Szczecin Possible Starting Eleven
- GK: Valentin Cojocaru
- DF: Linus Wahlqvist, Attila Szalai, Dimitrios Keramitsis, Hussein Ali
- MF: Patryk Dziczek, Kellyn Acosta, Maciej Wojciechowski, Darko Churlinov
- FW: Musa Juwara, Paul Omo Mukairu
Cojocaru is the first-choice keeper with 11 saves across three appearances, and the back four selects itself based on minutes played. Szalai offers an attacking threat from deep and has contributed a goal recently, making him one to watch at set pieces. Dziczek and Acosta form a reliable midfield pairing, with Churlinov providing creativity from the left channel. Juwara and Mukairu lead the line in a 4-2-3-1 shape that García has consistently used, giving the team width and pace on the counter.
Wisla Plock Possible Starting Eleven
- GK: Rafał Leszczyński
- DF: Marcus Haglind Sangre, Marcin Kamiński, Afonso Silva
- MF: Krystian Pomorski, Žan Rogelj, Adam Radwanski, Dion Gallapeni, Patryk Kun
- FW: Said Hamulic, Jorge Jiménez
Leszczyński holds the starting spot in goal with five saves across three games. The three-man defence of Haglind Sangre, Kamiński, and Afonso Silva has the most playing time in that unit, with Afonso Silva standing out for his 7 interceptions. Radwanski is the engine in midfield with 270 minutes played and the highest free kick count on the team. Hamulic leads the attack and is the only realistic goal threat Plock carry into this game. The 3-4-3 formation Majewski prefers gives them width but demands a lot from the wingbacks, which could be exposed by Szczecin’s direct play.
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Pogon Szczecin. Source: Official Facebook
TipsGG Match Prediction
Pogon Szczecin have enough quality at home to take all three points against a Wisla Plock side that has been leaking goals and struggling to score. The 0-5 loss to GKS Katowice is not a result you brush off quickly, and Plock travel to Szczecin with low confidence and an attack that has produced just 1 league goal in their last five matches.
Szczecin’s defeat to Slask adds some doubt, but that was at home against a side they underestimated. Against Plock, the motivation is clearer and the quality gap is wider. We predict a Pogon Szczecin win, with the home side scoring at least twice and keeping a clean sheet a genuine possibility given Plock’s attacking limitations. The tip of Szczecin to score in both halves offers strong value at the available odds, backed by their 7 goals across 5 league matches compared to Plock’s 3.
