RKS Radomiak Radom 2:1 Wieczysta Kraków — Informe del Partido

Gary RedknappFootball AnalystINFORME DEL PARTIDO

Roberto Alves scored and set the tone as Radomiak Radom beat Wieczysta Kraków 2-1, with the midfielder's all-round display driving the home side to a result that defied the pre-match expectations. It was a contest where the underdogs struck twice in quick succession around half-time and then held on through a nervy final half-hour.

The game turned on a pair of clinical Radomiak strikes either side of the interval. Roberto Alves opened the scoring in the 43rd minute from Jan Grzesik's assist, then Grzesik turned goalscorer four minutes after the restart, finishing from Luquinhas's pass. Wieczysta responded through Stefan Feiertag in the 57th minute, assisted by Miguel Villar Miki, and piled on pressure before Mikkel Maigaard was sent off for a second yellow card deep into stoppage time.

Wieczysta controlled the numbers — 57% possession, 13 shots and a higher expected-goals figure of 1.98 — yet Radomiak, despite only 43% of the ball, were the more efficient side on the day. Roberto Alves was the standout: a rating of eight out of ten, one goal from midfield, and the steady hand that guided his team through the storm. CheckLive's model clearly favoured Wieczysta Kraków, but the result did not confirm that prediction; the live signals, however, correctly read Radomiak's winning momentum.

Preguntas y Respuestas

What was the final score of Radomiak Radom vs Wieczysta Kraków?

Radomiak Radom 2-1 Wieczysta Kraków (Ekstraklasa).

Who scored?

Roberto Alves (43', assist Jan Grzesik) for Radomiak Radom; Jan Grzesik (49', assist Luquinhas) for Radomiak Radom; Stefan Feiertag (57', assist Miguel Villar Miki) for Wieczysta Kraków.

Was Radomiak Radom's win deserved?

It was close — an evenly matched game.

Were there any red cards in Radomiak Radom vs Wieczysta Kraków?

Yes — sent off: Mikkel Maigaard (Wieczysta Kraków, 90').

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