Spiewak Hat Trick Lifts Kleczew Past Slask Wroclaw II

WROCŁAW (Interstat) — Kacper Spiewak recorded a hat trick and Mateusz Piotrowski added a goal and an assist as Kleczew defeated visiting Slask Wroclaw II 4-2 on Friday at Stadion Miejski in a global football match. Kleczew, the home side, scored four goals total, while Slask Wroclaw II scored twice. The result gave Kleczew its first win in the competition and left Slask Wroclaw II still seeking its first victory. Kleczew improved to 1 win, 2 losses and 1 draw in the competition and moved to the same mark across all competitions. Slask Wroclaw II fell to 0 wins, 3 losses and 1 draw in the competition and across all competitions.

Kleczew set the tone early. Piotrowski opened the scoring in the ninth minute, and Spiewak doubled the lead in the 17th. Slask Wroclaw II stayed within reach and responded after halftime. Dawid Moskaluk scored in the 67th minute, and Szymon Rygiel scored in the 72nd to cut into Kleczew’s advantage. Spiewak answered with an 82nd-minute goal that completed his hat trick and restored Kleczew’s cushion. The late strike capped the most important stretch of the game, as Kleczew absorbed Slask Wroclaw II’s second-half push and then converted through its top attacker. Kleczew’s early pressure produced a two-goal advantage before Slask Wroclaw II settled into the match. The visitors’ best spell came after the break, when Moskaluk and Rygiel scored within five minutes of each other. That burst gave Slask Wroclaw II hope, but Kleczew steadied and found Spiewak for the decisive late goal. Spiewak finished with three goals while on the field for the full match. Piotrowski also went the full match and contributed a goal and an assist.

Rygiel scored for Slask Wroclaw II, and Moskaluk added a goal in 44 minutes. Patryk Sokolowski provided an assist for Slask Wroclaw II after playing the full match, and Bartlomiej Juszczyk had an assist for Kleczew in 77 minutes. Igor Kobelczuk also had an assist for Slask Wroclaw II in 44 minutes. Oskar Dari contributed an assist and received a yellow card in 13 minutes for Kleczew. Spiewak’s three-goal effort was the top individual performance of the match.

The match was physical at times. Slask Wroclaw II’s Coulibaly L. was booked in the fifth minute, and Muszynski H. received a yellow card in the 55th. Kleczew’s Dari O. was cautioned in the 90th minute plus stoppage time. Slask Wroclaw II made three substitutions at halftime and two more in the 65th minute. Kleczew brought on Juszczyk B. and Adamski F. in the 77th minute, then used Andrzejewski J. and Lawrynowicz I. in stoppage time.

Slask Wroclaw II entered the match after a loss to Avia Swidnik, a draw with Legia II and a loss to S. Wola in its previous three results. Kleczew entered after a scoreless draw with R. Rzeszow, a loss to Hutnik Krakow and a loss to OKS Swit Szczecin. Spiewak had been booked in his previous recent appearance against Hutnik Krakow. Slask Wroclaw II had allowed at least two goals in each of its previous three matches, while Kleczew had scored once in two of its previous three and had been held scoreless in the other. The match at Stadion Miejski was played before the two sides continued their competition schedules.

Interstat’s game simulator had projected a final score of Slask Wroclaw II 2, Kleczew 1. Interstat’s ELO system had projected Slask Wroclaw II with a 57.3 percent probability to win. The total score of 6 went under the over/under line of 3.5.