- Odds: Jagiellonia are favored to win Sunday's game by the odds board at 2.32.
- Recent form: Jagiellonia are unbeaten in five games, winning four and drawing one, while Widzew are winless in two games against Jagiellonia.
- Early season form: Jagiellonia are the most in form team in the Ekstraklasa 2026/2027 after amassing six points from two games.
Jaga in hot form
Form and recent results
Jagiellonia Białystok are in blistering form ahead of Sunday's visit of Widzew Lodz to the Stadion Miejski in Poland. Adrian Siemieniec's men are unbeaten in their last five games, with a recent 4-match winning run of victories over FC Nordsjaelland, Korona Kielce and Motor Lublin suggesting they are playing their best soccer right now.
Tactics and key players
Adrian Siemieniec has Jagiellonia playing a high-tempo, possession-based game with plenty of high-pressure, front-foot soccer. They've scored 1.00 goal per home match in Ekstraklasa 2026/2027 while Widzew have conceded 0.00 goals per away match in the same division after one trip. Jaga's main finisher in Ekstraklasa 2026/2027 is Nik Prelec with two goals in two, but they have a live wire in Kajetan Szmyt, who has 1 assist in his two league appearances this season. If Jaga get out of the first line quickly and can stretch Widzew out wide, they'll have the edge, but if they get bogged down, it could be a scrappy match.
Widzew will test Jagiellonia’s attacking flair
Widzew Lodz are mid-table in 12th place with two points from their first two Ekstraklasa 2026/2027 games, having drawn their last two, 2-2 at home to Motor Lublin and 0-0 away at Wisła Płock. Mariusz Fornalczyk is the club's leading scorer with one goal in his first two league games this term, while Angel Baena has one assist in his 2 matches to keep Widzew's attack ticking over.
Vuković has got the visitors playing a more disciplined, compact style, where they sit deep, stay tight and hit on the counter, which will be a test of Jagiellonia's creative and attacking flair. Sebastian Bergier has been a live-wire for Widzew with three of the club's seven goals in their last five across all competitions. Widzew's form has been mixed with 2 wins, 2 draws and 1 loss across their last 5 games and they have failed to win their last 2 away matches against Jagiellonia, which will put pressure on them in this one.
Jaga can nick it
The head-to-head record strongly favours Jaga here, with the hosts winning five of the last five meetings between the sides, including a 3-1 away win in the 2025/2026 campaign six months ago.
Jagiellonia are the clear form team and they'll be favourites to nick it from Widzew in this clash of styles. The home edge is with Jaga, who are also unbeaten with 1 win in 1 home game, while Widzew are still seeking their first away victory after 1 road trip this term.
- Although the match will probably be close, we're taking Jagiellonia to come through as the more likely winners at odds of 2.32.
- The odds are also attractive for Under 2.5 goals at 1.7 and Both Teams to Score – Yes at 1.83.