Ekstraliga Women Ekstraliga Kobiet 2025/26 – A Third Round Full of Emotions!
The past weekend in the Ekstraliga Kobiet gave fans a true football rollercoaster. Across pitches in Poland, there was no shortage of spectacular plays, goals, and twists that only turned up the heat in the race for the championship title. Let’s take a look at who grabbed the full three points, where the surprises happened, and how the table looks after the third round of matches.
GKS Katowice – UJ Kraków 2:0
Goals: Nieciąg (40’, 58’)
The Katowice side had little trouble dispatching the team from Kraków. Aleksandra Nieciąg was unstoppable – two precise strikes secured a deserved three points for the home side and confirmed their growing form.
Śląsk Wrocław – Grot SMS Łódź 2:1
Goals: Śląsk – Dąbrowska (own goal 14’), Dzudziak (26’) | SMS Łódź – Dąbrowska (64’)
A real thriller in Wrocław! The home team quickly took a two-goal lead, but when SMS pulled one back in the second half, the emotions reached their peak. In the end, Śląsk held on for the win, and the Oporowska stadium erupted with joy.
Lech Poznań UAM – Pogoń Tczew 3:1
Goals: Lech – Przybył (40’, 85’), Kwiatkowska (87’) | Pogoń – Witczak (80’)
Lech on the attack! From the very first minutes, the Poznań side controlled the game. Przybył and Kwiatkowska led the team to a confident victory. Pogoń tried to fight back, but Lech quickly shut down any hopes of a comeback.
Górnik Łęczna – AP Orlen Gdańsk 3:0
Goals: Redzia (45+1’), Pietakiewicz (65’, 68’)
Confidence, efficiency, and composure – that’s Górnik’s game! Redzia’s goal just before halftime was followed by a quick brace from Pietakiewicz, sealing the match and adding another three points to Łęczna’s tally.
Czarni Sosnowiec – Stomilanki Olsztyn 5:3
Goals: Czarni – Sarapata (22’), Miksone (penalty 27’), Kurzawa (38’), Milek (60’), Kaletka (63’) | Stomilanki – Duchnowska (48’, 69’), Arthur (57’)
What a spectacle! The Sosnowiec team led 3:0, but the visitors from Olsztyn refused to give up, closing the gap to just one goal. In the closing minutes, however, Czarni shifted into a higher gear and secured the win with two more strikes. The stadium was electric – this match can definitely be called the round’s highlight.
Pogoń Szczecin – Rekord Bielsko-Biała 3:2
Goals: Pogoń – Świrska (32’, 52’), Giętkowska (90+5’) | Rekord – Dereń (penalty 11’), Długokęcka (20’)
A movie-script match! Pogoń trailed 0:2 early on but refused to surrender. Świrska’s goal just before halftime gave the team a boost, and her second strike leveled the score. Just when it seemed the match would end in a draw, Giętkowska netted the winner deep into stoppage time, sparking wild celebrations in the stands.
Round Analysis
Matchday three showed one thing: home is a fortress. Every match was won by the home team, and the favorites solidified their aspirations for the title.
Czarni Sosnowiec remain the leaders, looking like a well-oiled winning machine. Their organization, set-piece efficiency, and defensive solidity make the difference. A 12:3 goal record after three matches speaks volumes. GKS Katowice are steadily building their brand, with pressing, midfield control, and tactical discipline leaving their opponents with fewer and fewer answers.
Górnik Łęczna and Lech Poznań UAM delivered offensive showcases, with rapid attacks, strong wing play, and creative ball movement making them dangerous opponents for anyone. Pogoń Szczecin is also sending a clear signal – this season, they’re aiming for the very top.
Table After Three Rounds
Czarni Sosnowiec remain at the top with a perfect record and an impressive goal difference. Right behind them are Pogoń Szczecin, Górnik Łęczna, and Lech Poznań – all showing that they have what it takes to fight for the podium throughout the season.
At the bottom, things are heating up. Pogoń Tczew and Stomilanki Olsztyn are still without a point and struggling defensively. Coaches of these teams will need to find quick solutions if they want to escape the danger zone.
