Radomiak head into this on a strong run, winning three of their last five at home, and their home record this season has been notably open — BTTS has landed in 69% of their home matches, well above the Ekstraklasa average of 58%, with an average of 2.0 goals scored per game. They've been generous defensively too, keeping a clean sheet in just 19% of home fixtures. That profile suggests they can hurt teams, but they also leave space to be exploited.

Lech Poznan arrive as league leaders and have been quietly efficient on the road — cleaning sheets in half their away games and conceding under a goal per match on average. Their BTTS rate of 44% away from home sits well below the league norm, reflecting a disciplined defensive structure that tends to suffocate opponents.

The limited head-to-head history favours Lech, and the data suggests the visitors are equipped to control this game. This looks more like a tight, low-scoring affair than Radomiak's home stats might initially imply.