Legia Warszawa came from behind twice to beat Motor Lublin 3-2 away in the Ekstraklasa. The visitors struck twice in the 90th minute through Jakub Żewłakow, whose brace turned a 2-1 deficit into victory.
Rafał Augustyniak opened the scoring for Legia on the stroke of half-time. Karol Czubak equalised for Motor in the 65th minute and then put the home side in front three minutes later, with assists from Kamil Lukoszek and Mbaye Ndiaye. Żewłakow levelled in the 90th minute and then completed the turnaround in the same minute, Rúben Vinagre supplying the pass for the winner.
Despite taking fewer shots than their hosts (13 to 10), Legia were the more clinical side. Their expected-goals total of 2.40 was more than double Motor's 1.11, and they converted three big chances to the home side's two. Both teams had six shots on target, but Żewłakow's late double proved decisive.
