BIAŁYSTOK, Poland (Interstat) — Jagiellonia II overcame visiting Lidzbark Warminski 2-1 at Ośrodek Szkoleniowy Jagiellonii Białystok Friday in a global football match that turned in the second half. Lidzbark Warminski scored one goal in total, while Jagiellonia II scored two goals in total. Zachary Zalewski was Jagiellonia II’s top star, posting a statline of 90 minutes and two goals. Aleksander Matuc of Lidzbark Warminski posted a statline of 90 minutes and one goal. The home side played at its training center, with Lidzbark Warminski as the visiting team.

The opening half produced no goals, leaving the match level at the break. Matuc broke the deadlock in the 55th minute for Lidzbark Warminski, giving the visitors a short-lived lead. Zalewski answered for Jagiellonia II in the 71st minute, and he later completed a brace as the home side finished the comeback. The listed scoring plays began with Matuc’s 55th-minute goal and continued with Zalewski’s 71st-minute strike. After Zalewski’s second goal, Jagiellonia II held the lead through the closing stages.

The first goal came in the second half after a scoreless opening period. Lidzbark Warminski held a 1-0 advantage until Zalewski’s 71st-minute goal. Jagiellonia II then moved ahead with Zalewski’s second goal of the match. Lidzbark Warminski could not find a second goal in the closing minutes.

Zalewski’s two goals were the most important attacking return for Jagiellonia II. Matuc’s goal was the only scoring return for Lidzbark Warminski. Both players were on the field for the full 90 minutes and recorded their goals. Their efforts accounted for the key performances listed for the match. Zalewski was the top star for Jagiellonia II.

The result moved Lidzbark Warminski’s season record in this competition to three wins, two losses and one draw. Its season record across all competitions also stands at three wins, two losses and one draw. Jagiellonia II’s season record in this competition is now one win, two losses and two draws, and its record across all competitions is also one win, two losses and two draws. The competition and overall records are identical for both clubs after the match.

Lidzbark Warminski entered the contest with recent results that included a 3-0 home win over LKS Lodz II, a 3-2 loss at Mlawa, a 3-2 home win over LKS Lomza, a 2-1 win at T. Mazowiecki and a 1-1 home draw with Weszlo. The sequence showed three wins, one loss and one draw in its previous five matches. Those results reflected a side that had found scoring chances in several matches before the visit to Białystok. The loss to Jagiellonia II added a second loss to its competition record and kept its competition mark at three wins, two losses and one draw.

Jagiellonia II came into the match after a 0-0 draw at Olimpia Elblag, a 3-1 home loss to Swit Mazowiecki, a 1-0 home loss to Troszyn and a 2-2 draw at Zabki. That stretch included two draws and two defeats, leaving the home side without a win in its previous four matches. The home side’s recent form had included two draws and two defeats before it secured the second-half win at its training center. The victory gave Jagiellonia II its first win in the competition this season and moved its record to one win, two losses and two draws.

Interstat’s game simulator had projected a final score of Lidzbark Warminski 2, Jagiellonia II 1, while Interstat’s ELO system had projected Jagiellonia II with a 53.3 percent probability to win. The total score of 3 went over the over/under line of 3.5.