PRUSZKÓW, Poland (Interstat) — Grod Mazowiecki and GKS Tychy played to a scoreless draw Sunday at Stadion Znicza in an I Liga match that featured little offense and a pair of yellow cards.

Neither team managed a goal across 90 minutes, leaving both sides with a point in the second-tier Polish league standings. The result extended GKS Tychy’s winless streak to three matches while Grod Mazowiecki avoided a third consecutive defeat.

Stanisław Gieroba, a forward for GKS Tychy, and Igor Łasicki, a substitute for Grod Mazowiecki, each recorded an assist despite the absence of any goals. Gieroba received a yellow card in the 49th minute for a foul. Łasicki was cautioned in the 84th minute.

The draw leaves Grod Mazowiecki with a league record of 11 wins, 10 losses and 9 draws. GKS Tychy’s league mark fell to 5 wins, 19 losses and 7 draws. Those records are identical to each club’s performance across all competitions this season.

GKS Tychy entered the match having lost 4-0 to Ruch Chorzow on May 10 and 2-0 at Wieczyta Krakow on April 26. Its last win came April 18, a 3-2 victory at LKS Lodz. The club has managed only two wins in its past 15 league outings.

Grod Mazowiecki came in after a 3-1 loss at OKS Odra Opole on May 11 and a 3-2 loss at LKS Lodz on May 7. Its most recent win was a 3-2 victory at Polonia Warszawa on March 14. The club has earned points in five of its last eight league matches.

The teams’ most recent head-to-head meeting came Nov. 9, 2025, when Grod Mazowiecki won 2-1 at GKS Tychy. That result marked the only previous encounter this season between the two sides.

GKS Tychy next faces Stal Rzeszow at home on May 24 in an I Liga fixture.

Interstat’s game simulator had projected a final score of Grod Mazowiecki 3, GKS Tychy 1, and its ELO system gave Grod Mazowiecki an 87.70 percent probability to win.