Radomiak Radom vs Slask Wroclaw Prediction

Both sides stuck in a rut

Radomiak's last five league matches have all ended in defeat, including home losses to Motor Lublin and Piast Gliwice. That's a damaging run for a side playing in front of their own fans, and it's come alongside some heavy concessions, including a 5-1 beating away at Lech Poznan.

Radomiak Radom: 20 completed matches; Slask Wroclaw: 20 completed matches.

Radomiak Radom

20 matches

Win

25% 5 / 20

Draw

15% 3 / 20

Loss

60% 12 / 20

Scored

28

Conceded

42

Difference

-14

Slask Wroclaw

20 matches

Win

30% 6 / 20

Draw

25% 5 / 20

Loss

45% 9 / 20

Scored

34

Conceded

32

Difference

+2

Slask haven't fared much better on the road. Their last five away league games have brought four defeats and just a single draw, though they did pick up a 2-0 home win over Wieczysta Kraków in their most recent outing. Neither team looks settled right now.

Away form has been Slask's bigger problem this season, which matters given they're travelling here.

Comparative Team Statistics: Radomiak Radom vs Slask Wroclaw

A fairly even history

These two have met nine times since 2021 across league and cup football, and the results have gone back and forth. Radomiak have had a 3-0 cup win and a couple of league victories, Slask have had wins of their own, and there have been three draws along the way, including a 1-1 the last time they met in February 2025.

There's no obvious psychological edge here. It reads as two teams who've generally found things close when they've played each other.

Where they sit in the table

Radomiak have 8 points from 10 games, while Slask have 6 points from 11. Radomiak's points-per-game rate is actually the better of the two, even though both clubs are propping up the bottom of the Ekstraklasa.

It's a tight picture rather than a clear gap between them. Neither side has given themselves much breathing room this season.

Players to keep an eye on

Slask's P. Samiec-Talar has been their standout attacking figure, with 4 goals and 3 assists in his last 7 appearances. He's the obvious source of threat if Slask are going to trouble Radomiak.

Radomiak Radom:

Penalty cards:

A. Tapsoba x 3

Adrián Diéguez x 3

Slask Wroclaw:

Best scorers:

P. Samiec-Talar - 4

Best assist providers:

P. Samiec-Talar - 3

Penalty cards:

E. Shabani x 3

On discipline, both sides have players picking up cards regularly: A. Tapsoba and Adrián Diéguez for Radomiak, and E. Shabani for Slask have all collected three yellows in recent matches. It hints at a game that could get a bit niggly.

An open game looks likely

Both teams have been shipping goals in their recent matches, and several of those games have finished with goals at both ends rather than tight, low-scoring affairs. Given how leaky both defences have looked lately, there's little reason to expect a cagey night here.

That unpredictability cuts both ways though. A team this out of form can just as easily freeze as it can click into gear for one match.