- Recent form: Raków Częstochowa have won three, tied none and lost two of their last five games, currently on a two-match winning streak.
- Away form: Wisła Płock have won zero, tied one and lost four of their last five matches.
- Home scoring: Raków have scored 18 goals in their last six home games with the bettor odds heavily favoring the hosts on Sunday.
Raków have momentum
Form and odds
Raków Częstochowa are the clear favorites to win Sunday's Ekstraklasa 2026-2027 encounter at 1.62, with Wisła Płock 5.3 and the tie 3.75, but we feel that the draw looks the best bet here. Dawid Kroczek has been in charge of Raków since 4 May 2026 and his team's high-tempo style of soccer has been keeping them on the front foot throughout his tenure. Raków have won six, tied two and lost just two of their last ten across all competitions, which is a strong form run by any standards.
Their two most recent games in Ekstraklasa 2025/2026 saw them win 3-1 away at Piast Gliwice and win 3-0 at home against Arka Gdynia, and they have arrived on a two-game winning streak.
Wisła outlook
Wisła Płock have won four, tied one and lost five of their last ten, which has them trending downwards and is the main reason we are betting against them on Sunday. Adam Majewski took charge of the team on 1 July 2026 and has begun to make them a little more positive and offensive in their approach. However, they have been struggling to finish off games of late and will need a clinical performance from their senior forwards to stand any chance of getting something on the road on Sunday.
Wisła should not be underestimated
Wisła Płock have won three, tied one and lost two of their six away matches across all competitions, but they've conceded nine goals on the road at an average of 1.50 per game. Raków have scored 18 goals in their last six at Stadion Rakow across all competitions, so Wisła will have to be at their best to avoid defeat on Sunday.
Raków's superior recent form, home form and the odds for a home win suggest that the hosts are the smart bet, but Wisła should be good enough to counter-attack if this game does open up, so Raków win and both teams to score is the smartest alternative angle in this match.
- Raków's normal set-up is a 3-4-3 or 3-4-2-1 that presses high and uses their wing-backs to overload the channels, while Wisła also play from a three-man defence with wing-backs, but are generally more pragmatic and set up to be compact and counter attack.
- The mirror image of both sides could make the wing-back battles pivotal to the outcome of this match, but we have to side with Raków's greater tempo and pressing ability to dominate the midfield chess match.
