Motor Lublin secured a key victory in the 10th round of the PKO Bank Polski Ekstraklasa, beating Radomiak Radom 3-2 away with a stoppage-time winner. The win keeps the Lublin side in 14th place with 9 points from ten games played.
Radomiak led 1-0 at halftime after a goal from Filip Koperski. Motor's head coach, Misiura, stated there was no nervousness in the dressing room at the break. "I told the team we were playing well but lacked finishing," the coach said. His words had an impact, as Mbaye Jacques Ndiaye equalised in the 53rd minute and Karol Czubak put the visitors ahead from the penalty spot in the 70th.
The hosts drew level at 2-2 in the 80th minute, a moment Misiura described as difficult, especially with the crowd chanting for another goal. Motor weathered the pressure, and in the second minute of added time, Christopher Simon scored the decisive goal for his side. For Radomiak, it was the debut of new head coach John Carver, who expressed disappointment with the result but noted positive signs of fight from his team.
For Karol Czubak, it was his sixth goal of the season, keeping him as the club's top scorer. The victory is Motor's second in their last five matches, a run you can review in our stats. The next test is a home fixture on Saturday against 17th-placed Slask Wroclaw.
The report in full is at Motor Lublin.eu
Motor Lublin confirmed two changes to the starting lineup for the win against Radomiak. Manager Mariusz Misiura fielded Tin Plavotić and Rony Lopes from the first minute, replacing the injured Ivo Rodrigues and Marek Bartoš. Motor, who have scored 12 and conceded 17 goals this season, will face Śląsk Wrocław on Saturday.
