WROCŁAW (Interstat) — Legia II and Slask Wroclaw II played to a 2-2 draw Wednesday at Stadion Oporowska, a match that swung twice before a late Slask Wroclaw II equalizer settled the result. The visiting Legia II took the lead before halftime, saw it erased immediately after the break, moved ahead again in the second half and then conceded in the 89th minute as the teams split the points. Slask Wroclaw II had to come from behind twice to secure the draw, while Legia II twice held a lead but could not close out the win. The draw left Legia II with one win and one draw in the competition, while Slask Wroclaw II remained with one loss and one draw.

Legia II opened the scoring in the 38th minute when Mateusz Lauryn found the net. Lauryn was on the field for the full match and gave Legia II the advantage after a tightly contested opening period. The opening goal gave Legia II a halftime edge. Slask Wroclaw II answered quickly after halftime. Damian Warchol scored in the 46th minute to level the match, changing the momentum after Slask Wroclaw II had made adjustments around the break. Adrian Zulewski, who also played the full match, recorded an assist for Slask Wroclaw II during a busy stretch for the home side.

The match became more physical as the second half wore on. Hubert Muszynski of Slask Wroclaw II was shown a yellow card in the 63rd minute. Legia II’s Bekem Bicki was booked in the 64th minute. Warchol then picked up a yellow card in the 71st minute for Slask Wroclaw II. Bicki responded with the go-ahead goal in the 73rd minute, putting Legia II back in front 2-1. Bicki played 79 minutes before being substituted.

Slask Wroclaw II used its bench throughout the match. Danielewicz came on in the 29th minute, and Zajaczkowski and Kobelczuk entered in the 46th minute. Those changes helped the home side push forward after halftime. Legia II made a double change in the 63rd minute, bringing on Kiedrowicz and Ryczkowski. Slask Wroclaw II introduced Coulibaly in the 78th minute. Legia II replaced Bicki with Mozdzen in the 79th minute and brought on Pchelka in second-half stoppage time as the visitors looked to protect their narrow lead. Slask Wroclaw II’s bench moves gave the home side fresh legs as it chased the match, while Legia II’s changes were designed to protect its advantage after Bicki’s goal.

The most important moment arrived in the 89th minute, when Maksymilian Stangret scored for Slask Wroclaw II to make it 2-2. The goal rescued a point for the home side and capped a late push at Stadion Oporowska. Legia II could not produce another response in the closing minutes, and the match ended level. Stangret’s equalizer was the fourth goal of the match and came after Legia II had taken its 2-1 lead in the 73rd minute. Stangret’s finish came after Slask Wroclaw II had continued to press following Bicki’s goal, and it denied Legia II a road victory.

Legia II’s record in the competition is now one win, no losses and one draw. Its record across all competitions is also one win, no losses and one draw. Slask Wroclaw II’s record in the competition is now no wins, one loss and one draw. Its record across all competitions is also no wins, one loss and one draw. Legia II entered the match after a 2-0 win at Zielona Gora. Slask Wroclaw II had lost 3-2 at S. Wola in its previous outing. Both teams were playing their second match of the competition.

Legia II is scheduled to host Tychy next in league play. The result at Stadion Oporowska gave both sides a point to take from a match that featured four goals, three yellow cards and a series of second-half substitutions. The teams will now turn to their next fixtures, with Legia II set to host Tychy.

Interstat’s game simulator had projected a final score of Slask Wroclaw II 2, Legia II 2. Interstat’s ELO system gave Slask Wroclaw II a 64 percent probability to win. The projection had called for a draw, and the teams delivered one.