Wisla Plock head into this as the form side, sitting fifth and winning three of their last five, though their home record this season tells a cautious story. They keep things tight at home, with a clean sheet rate well above the league norm and both teams scoring in just 27% of their home games compared to a league average of 58%. They do not create or concede freely in front of their own supporters, averaging just 1.1 goals scored and 0.7 conceded per home game.

Motor Lublin arrive having lost two of their last five and leaking goals on the road at an alarming rate, conceding 1.9 per away game and keeping clean sheets in just 7% of away fixtures. That vulnerability could be exploited by a Wisla side that defends well.

The clash of styles is interesting here. Wisla Plock's defensive solidity at home against Motor's leaky away record makes this look tighter and lower-scoring than Motor's away numbers alone might suggest.