Ekstraliga Women After the international break, the league returned in full force. The 10th round of the ORLEN Women’s Ekstraliga delivered excitement in every match, from late drama to games full of twists and turns. Czarni Sosnowiec strengthened their lead at the top, Pogoń Szczecin continues to chase the leaders, and at the bottom, Stomilanki Olsztyn finally broke their losing streak.
Stomilanki Olsztyn 2–1 Pogoń Tczew
(Arthur 33’, Taranowska 56’ – Witczak 67’)
A crucial match between teams from the lower end of the table in the fight for survival. Stomilanki, who had recently lost points in heartbreaking fashion, finally managed to hold on this time. Goals from A. Arthur and K. Taranowska gave the hosts a solid lead, and although Witczak pulled one back for Pogoń, Olsztyn held on for a vital win, their first in a while, allowing them to breathe a little easier.
Lech Poznań UAM 2–1 AP LG Gdańsk
(Przybył 5’, Prochwicz 52’ – Konat 57’)
Ambitious Lech finally ended their run of bad results. The Poznań side started well, with an early strike from Julia Przybył setting the tone. After the break, Prochwicz doubled the lead, which proved decisive, despite Konat’s goal, Gdańsk couldn’t find an equalizer. AP LG drops valuable points in the race for the upper half, while Lech shows once again that they can be dangerous at home.
UJ Kraków 4–4 Rekord Bielsko-Biała
(Dyśkowska 12’, Kaczmarek 13’, Smaza 18’, Kaczmarek 77’ – Zgoda 2’, 10’, Deren 35’ (pen.), Długokecka 90’)
The most spectacular game of the round! Fans in Kraków witnessed eight goals and a thrilling rollercoaster of emotions. Rekord started perfectly, leading 2–0 after a Zgoda brace, but UJ quickly turned it around to take the lead. Following Deren’s penalty and further goals from Kaczmarek and Długokecka, the match ended in a dramatic 4–4 draw. Both sides played attacking football but made defensive mistakes, still, a valuable point for each in the battle for survival.
Pogoń Szczecin 3–2 Górnik Łęczna
(Świrska 44’, Szymaszek 65’, Poluhovica 84’ – Redzia 49’, Hrelja 86’)
The match of the week did not disappoint! Pogoń Szczecin defeated the then-second-place Górnik Łęczna in a thrilling contest. Świrska put the hosts ahead just before halftime, but Górnik responded early in the second half. In the closing stages, Szymaszek and Poluhovica struck for Pogoń, and although Hrelja scored late, Szczecin held on. With this win, they re-enter the race for the podium, closing the gap to the leaders.
GKS Katowice 2–1 UKS SMS Łódź
(Nieciąg 37’, Zawadzka 77’ – Sikora 58’)
A classic high-stakes encounter in Katowice, tough, balanced, and tactical. GKS took the lead through Nieciąg, but SMS hit back thanks to Sikora. However, Zawadzka’s strike 15 minutes from time secured all three points for the home side. Katowice remain in the hunt for a top-three finish, while SMS loses ground on the leaders.
Czarni Sosnowiec 2–0 Śląsk Wrocław
(Łapińska 88’, Milek 90’)
The leaders from Sosnowiec struggled for a long time to break down a well-organized Śląsk defense, but patience paid off. Late goals from Łapińska and Milek secured all three points and maintained their position at the top. Czarni once again demonstrated their stability and experience, while Śląsk, despite the defeat, showed defensive resilience for most of the match.
Round Summary
The 10th matchday confirmed just how balanced and unpredictable this season’s ORLEN Women’s Ekstraliga is. Czarni remain top, but the chase continues, Górnik dropped points, and Pogoń Szczecin isn’t letting up. At the bottom, Stomilanki finally broke through, while UJ and Rekord shared the spoils in a thrilling draw.
As the winter break approaches, the league is heating up, every match matters, and both the title and survival battles promise to stay exciting until the very end.
