Legia Warszawa vs Wisla Krakow Prediction & Betting Tips

Recent Form

Legia's recent log mixes league, cup and friendly fixtures, but the Ekstraklasa results stand out on their own: they've won or drawn each of their last five league games, including a 3-1 win away at Jagiellonia and a 5-0 thumping of Radomiak earlier in the campaign. Across all competitions in that sample they've won 11 of 20 and lost just twice.

Legia Warszawa: 20 completed matches; Wisla Krakow: 20 completed matches.

Legia Warszawa

20 matches

Win

55% 11 / 20

Draw

35% 7 / 20

Loss

10% 2 / 20

Scored

38

Conceded

22

Difference

+16

Wisla Krakow

20 matches

Win

40% 8 / 20

Draw

30% 6 / 20

Loss

30% 6 / 20

Scored

36

Conceded

26

Difference

+10

Wisla have matched that trend in the league, going unbeaten in five before this data was pulled, with wins over Slask Wroclaw and Jagiellonia either side of a draw at Korona Kielce. Their record across all competitions in the wider sample is more mixed, with six wins and six losses in the last 20 outings outside that run, showing they can be beaten when the opposition steps up.

Both sides arrive with confidence, though Wisla's results outside the league hint at some inconsistency.

Comparative Team Statistics: Legia Warszawa vs Wisla Krakow

Head-to-Head

The head-to-head record between these two stretches back to 2018-2022, and it's been anything but one-sided. Legia won 7-0 in 2019, only for Wisla to reply with a 4-0 of their own later that year, and several of the more recent meetings were settled by a single goal either way. That history is a few seasons old now, so it says more about the rivalry's unpredictability than about either team's current level.

League Standings

Legia currently sit second with 19 points from nine games, while Wisla are fourth on 17 points from the same number of matches. It's a tight gap on the table, but Legia's goal difference of plus eleven is noticeably healthier than Wisla's plus five, which points to a tighter defence over the season so far.

Players to Watch

Legia's goals have been shared around, with Augustyniak, Adamski and Zjawiński all on three or more this season, and Wszołek chipping in five assists from just eight appearances. Wisla look more reliant on one man, Ángel Rodado, who already has four goals in nine games and is clearly their main attacking outlet.

Legia Warszawa:

Best scorers:

R. Augustyniak - 4

R. Adamski - 3

Ł. Zjawiński - 3

Best assist providers:

P. Wszołek - 5

Rúben Vinagre - 3

R. Augustyniak - 2

Penalty cards:

R. Adamski x 3

Wisla Krakow:

Best scorers:

Ángel Rodado - 4

Best assist providers:

M. Božić - 2

Penalty cards:

M. Maisonneuve x 3

On the disciplinary side, Legia's Adamski and Wisla's Maisonneuve have both picked up three yellow cards already, so there's a bit of card risk hovering over both midfields.

If Legia can keep Rodado quiet, Wisla may struggle to find another consistent source of goals.