Motor Lublin wronged in Szczecin. Pogoni's first goal shouldn't be counted. In Saturday's afternoon match, Motor Lublin's players faced Pogoni Szczecin on the road and lost the first goal in the 17th minute. After a header from Dimitros Keramitsis, the ball bounced off the post. Darko Curlinov quickly followed up and scored from close range. The referee, Szymon Marciniak, initially counted the goal, but the Kolegium Sędziów PZPN later ruled that the goal was scored in an incorrect manner. – During a dynamic attack, Pogoni's number 21 player was near the goal line when he shot the ball. Due to the high tempo of the action and the changing position of the player, the assistant had doubts about the potential offside position and decided not to signal and allowed the game to continue. Ultimately, the goal was scored, which the referees counted – we read in the official statement. – The VAR referee had to draw the offside line, which in this case was determined by the ball. The player who headed the ball was in the air, making it difficult for the referees to assess the position of the ball relative to the player who scored the goal. Ultimately, the VAR referees decided not to intervene, thereby confirming the correctness of the scored goal – they added. The decision of the Prezydium KS PZPN is different from the one made on the pitch. – After verifying the drawn lines, it was confirmed that the referees made a mistake. The goal should have been annulled due to offside. Photo. PZPN The match ended with a 3-1 win for the Porters. After three rounds of the PKO BP Ekstraklasa, Motor Lublin has only one point and is in 16th place in the table. On Sunday (14:45), the yellow-blue-red team will play at home against GKS Katowice and will try to get their first points of the season.