Jagiellonia vs Wisla Plock Prediction & Betting Tips

Form across all competitions

Jagiellonia's recent sample spans league games, Europa League ties and friendlies, and it reads well on the surface: 13 wins from 20, with 34 goals scored. But that run includes some lopsided friendly scorelines and European nights against different calibre opposition, so it's not a clean read of league form alone.

Jagiellonia: 20 completed matches; Wisla Plock: 20 completed matches.

Jagiellonia

20 matches

Win

65% 13 / 20

Draw

10% 2 / 20

Loss

25% 5 / 20

Scored

34

Conceded

20

Difference

+14

Wisla Plock

20 matches

Win

50% 10 / 20

Draw

25% 5 / 20

Loss

25% 5 / 20

Scored

31

Conceded

23

Difference

+8

Wisla Plock's equivalent sample is more even, with 10 wins, 5 draws and 5 losses from 20 matches. They've drawn more often than Jagiellonia have, which hints at a side that grinds out points rather than blowing teams away.

Jagiellonia's broader form looks busier and more productive, but it isn't purely league-based, so treat it with a bit of caution.

Comparative Team Statistics: Jagiellonia vs Wisla Plock

Head-to-head

The last two league meetings have gone one apiece. Wisla Plock won 2-1 away at Jagiellonia back in March 2026, while Jagiellonia returned the favour with a 1-0 win at Wisla Plock's ground in September 2025.

Going further back, the head-to-head stretches to 2018 without either side building a long run of dominance. It's been a fairly even fixture historically.

Where they sit in the table

After eight league games, Jagiellonia are 10th and Wisla Plock 11th, separated by just a single point. Jagiellonia have scored and conceded slightly less than their opponents, but the numbers are close enough that neither side has a real cushion.

This isn't a case of a strong team facing a struggling one. Both have had okay-not-great starts to the campaign.

The table gap between them is minimal, so home advantage might matter more than form here.

Attacking threat and discipline

The only individual data available concerns Jagiellonia. N. Prelec leads their scoring with three goals in eight appearances, Sergio Lozano tops the assist charts with two, and Serrão Montóia has picked up three yellow cards in seven games.

Jagiellonia:

Best scorers:

N. Prelec - 3

Best assist providers:

Sergio Lozano - 2

Penalty cards:

Guilherme Manuel Serrão Montóia x 3

There's no equivalent breakdown for Wisla Plock in this data, and none of this confirms who actually starts on matchday, so it's a partial picture at best.

How it could play out

Given how tight the table position is and how mixed both form samples look, this doesn't point clearly toward one-way traffic. Jagiellonia's broader sample shows more firepower, but Wisla Plock's habit of drawing games suggests they won't be easy to break down.

There's also a month between this snapshot and kickoff, so form, injuries and confidence could all shift before the teams actually meet.