Legia head into this fixture in decent home form, winning three of their last five, though they sit ninth in the Ekstraklasa — a position that reflects some inconsistency across the campaign. They have been relatively tight at home, keeping clean sheets in 44% of home games and conceding fewer than a goal per match on average. Their BTTS rate of 50% and Over 2.5 rate of just 38% sit noticeably below the league average, suggesting home games tend to be on the quieter side.

Motor Lublin arrive in poor away form, losing three of their last four on the road, and their defensive record away from home is concerning — conceding 1.8 per game with a clean sheet rate of just 12%. Their BTTS and Over 2.5 figures both sit above the league average, making them a team that tends to be involved in open, messy games.

The lone previous meeting ended in a draw, and given Legia's contained home profile against Motor's leaky away record, this looks like a game where the hosts should have the edge, though it may not be as comfortable as their recent form implies.