URSZULIN, Poland (Interstat) — Mateusz Lewandowski and Damian Kadzior scored as Tychy beat Legia II 2-1 Saturday at Legia Training Center in Urszulin. Tychy’s season record in this competition is now 3 wins and 0 losses, and its record across all competitions is also 3 wins and 0 losses. Legia II’s season record in this competition is now 1 win, 1 loss and 1 draw, and its record across all competitions is also 1 win, 1 loss and 1 draw. Tychy struck first in the 34th minute when Lewandowski scored. Kadzior added Tychy’s second goal in the 80th minute, with Jozef Chorosinski assisting. Kadzior played 90 minutes and scored once, Lewandowski played 76 minutes and scored once, Chorosinski played 90 minutes and had one assist, and Legia II’s Adam Ryczkowski played 26 minutes and scored once.

Tychy entered the match after a 3-0 home win over Gornik Leczna and a 2-0 road win at Hutnik Krakow. Legia II had drawn 2-2 at Slask Wroclaw II and won 2-0 at Zielona Gora in its previous two matches. The result kept Tychy perfect in the competition and overall, while Legia II remained at one win, one loss and one draw in the competition and overall. Tychy’s two goals came from Lewandowski and Kadzior, and Chorosinski provided the assist on Kadzior’s strike. Legia II’s response came through Ryczkowski’s lone goal. The visitors managed the closing stages after Kadzior’s 80th-minute goal and kept Legia II from finding an equalizer.

Legia II was the home team, and Tychy was the visiting team. Tychy scored two goals in total, and Legia II scored one. The visitors’ goals came from Lewandowski and Kadzior, with Chorosinski assisting Kadzior’s goal. Legia II’s goal came from Ryczkowski. The game included three yellow cards and 10 substitutions. Tychy made five changes, and Legia II made five changes. Kadzior’s 90-minute performance included one goal. Lewandowski played 76 minutes and scored once. Chorosinski played the full match and recorded one assist. Ryczkowski played 26 minutes and scored once for Legia II.

The match was physical at times, with three yellow cards issued. Legia II’s E. Mikanovich was booked in the 16th minute, Tychy’s O. Wojtczak was cautioned in first-half stoppage time, and Tychy’s M. Begala received a yellow card in the 75th minute. Legia II made a substitution at halftime, bringing on L. Gora. Tychy made two changes in the 63rd minute, with K. Plichta and D. Hoyo-Kowalski entering. Legia II then made three changes in the 64th minute, involving M. Saletra, B. Bicki and E. Mikanovich. Tychy used substitutions in the 76th minute for I. Lasicki and M. Lewandowski, and Legia II brought on S. Piasta in the 87th. Tychy removed Kadzior in the 90th minute plus one.

The substitutions gave both sides fresh legs for the final stretch. Tychy’s bench included Plichta, Hoyo-Kowalski, Lasicki and Lewandowski, while Legia II turned to Gora, Saletra, Bicki, Mikanovich and Piasta. The visitors’ late changes came after they had taken the lead through Kadzior, and they held on for the win. Legia II’s best return came from Ryczkowski, whose 26-minute stint produced one goal. Tychy’s Chorosinski played all 90 minutes and recorded one assist, while Kadzior also went the full match and scored once. Lewandowski, who played 76 minutes, scored once before being replaced. The result left Tychy with three wins and no losses in the competition and overall, while Legia II stood at one win, one loss and one draw in the competition and overall.

Interstat’s game simulator had projected a final score of Legia II 3, Tychy 1. Interstat’s ELO system had projected Legia II with a 60.9 percent probability to win.